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I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them. Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?
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It can not be done :-(

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I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change
the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them.
Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?


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That's been my conclusion. thanks.

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I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them. Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?

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One way to get around this would be to merge the cells from two columns for
the 20 rows you refer to.
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That's been my conclusion. thanks.

"gsmjackie" wrote:

I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them. Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?

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Thanks, I thought of that but I'm still restricted to column width, in this
case twice the original which still won't suit my purpose. I do appreciate
the thought.

"Luke M" wrote:

One way to get around this would be to merge the cells from two columns for
the 20 rows you refer to.
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"gsmjackie" wrote:

That's been my conclusion. thanks.

"gsmjackie" wrote:

I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them. Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?



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As an extention to the 2 column merging, how about this:
Set 50 columns to width 5
In rows 1-10 merge columns A - D, merge columns E - H etc.
In rows 11 -20 merge columns B - F, merge columns G - K etc.
In rows 20 - 100 merge colums A & B, merge C & D etc.
In fact any combination that you want!
You can the adjust column widths to suit your requirements.
However, the possible drawback - if you propose using a lot of formulae then
copying, pasteing or dragging becomes a nightmare!


"gsmjackie" wrote:

Thanks, I thought of that but I'm still restricted to column width, in this
case twice the original which still won't suit my purpose. I do appreciate
the thought.

"Luke M" wrote:

One way to get around this would be to merge the cells from two columns for
the 20 rows you refer to.
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"gsmjackie" wrote:

That's been my conclusion. thanks.

"gsmjackie" wrote:

I want to have a spreadsheet with columns that have different sizes. I want
perhaps 10 columns with one margine/size and I want to be able to change the
colum size for the next 20 rows without changing the columns above them. Then
I want to be able to print the sheet. Any ideas?

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