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How to "auto fit"
I have a spread sheet with many about 6 columns. The first column has much
less text (per cell) than the second. When I'm done, I collapse the column with more text per cell and am left with large cells with little text it them. I have to manually adjust all the cells to bring up the bottom wall and make it fit nicely around the text. Is there anyway that I could avoid this? Please help, I am not very computer savvy, but this would save me hours at work! Thanks |
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How to "auto fit"
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Row heights and Column widths are the properties of the row and column. You cannot autofit individual cells to bring up the bottom wall. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 15:25:01 -0700, Mo don't know <Mo don't wrote: I have a spread sheet with many about 6 columns. The first column has much less text (per cell) than the second. When I'm done, I collapse the column with more text per cell and am left with large cells with little text it them. I have to manually adjust all the cells to bring up the bottom wall and make it fit nicely around the text. Is there anyway that I could avoid this? Please help, I am not very computer savvy, but this would save me hours at work! Thanks |
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