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Andy meant "and to the left of the column headings". :)
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<Andy wrote in message ...
Hi

You best bet is to click on the square box above the row headings and to

the
right of the cloumn headings. Thsi will select all the cells on the sheet.
You can then just double-click the line in between to columns (ie the line
between the letter A and the letter B) and the columns will all autofit

to
their widest entries.

Andy.

"Senator" wrote in message
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I am importing .cvs records into Excel that I will save as an .xls file.
There are about 25 columns of information and each column has data of a
different character length. However, all the column widths are the same,
"8.43". This presents a very laborious process of having to manually
adjust
all the column widths. Is there a way to have Excel automatically adjust
the
column widths to fit the longest string of characters in each of the
columns?
Thanks







 
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