Very new to Excel and having trouble with columns. Have searched Help
and Templates but can't seem to find what I want.

I need 4 columns of various widths in the upper portion (row 1 - 19 for
name, address and other info) and 6 columns of varying widths different
from the 4 above from Line 19 down. The last of the 6 is to be totalled
at the bottom.

What I don't know how to do is add more rows from 19 down without
changing 1-18.
Can this be done?
Thank you for your help.
Joni

No it can't.

But, you can create an *appearance* of such a set-up, by combining some of
the upper columns together.

For example, select B1 to C19, then:
<Format <Cells <Alignment tab,
Expand the "Horizontal" window, and click on "Center Across Selection", then
<OK

Play with the column widths and the cell borders, where you eliminate the
grid lines, and you can get some semblance of mixed columns in the upper and
lower portion of your sheet.
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HTH,

RD

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"jlr" wrote in message
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Very new to Excel and having trouble with columns. Have searched Help
and Templates but can't seem to find what I want.

I need 4 columns of various widths in the upper portion (row 1 - 19 for
name, address and other info) and 6 columns of varying widths different
from the 4 above from Line 19 down. The last of the 6 is to be totalled
at the bottom.

What I don't know how to do is add more rows from 19 down without
changing 1-18.
Can this be done?
Thank you for your help.
Joni

Thank you, RD.
Yes, this does help as it gives me a starting point to start playing!
Joni

"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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No it can't.

But, you can create an *appearance* of such a set-up, by combining
some of
the upper columns together.

For example, select B1 to C19, then:
<Format <Cells <Alignment tab,
Expand the "Horizontal" window, and click on "Center Across
Selection", then
<OK

Play with the column widths and the cell borders, where you eliminate
the
grid lines, and you can get some semblance of mixed columns in the
upper and
lower portion of your sheet.
--
HTH,

RD

Thanks for the feed-back.
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Regards,

RD

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"jlr" wrote in message
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Thank you, RD.
Yes, this does help as it gives me a starting point to start playing!
Joni

"Ragdyer" wrote in message
...
No it can't.

But, you can create an *appearance* of such a set-up, by combining
some of
the upper columns together.

For example, select B1 to C19, then:
<Format <Cells <Alignment tab,
Expand the "Horizontal" window, and click on "Center Across
Selection", then
<OK

Play with the column widths and the cell borders, where you eliminate
the
grid lines, and you can get some semblance of mixed columns in the
upper and
lower portion of your sheet.
--
HTH,

RD