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Controlling text in an Excel worksheet
Is it possible to make text automatically wrap to the next cell down in a
column rather than wrapping within the same cell? If so, how? If accomplishing this requires a Form or Template, Can an existing worksheet be converted, or do I have to start over and create it as such? |
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Yes.
Select both cells (one above the other) and format them as merged and wrap. The wrapping will then go downwards. -- Gary''s Student "sprice" wrote: Is it possible to make text automatically wrap to the next cell down in a column rather than wrapping within the same cell? If so, how? If accomplishing this requires a Form or Template, Can an existing worksheet be converted, or do I have to start over and create it as such? |
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