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Answer: Set a minimum row height a the same time with autofit row height
Yes, it is possible to set a minimum row height and still allow for autofit row height for cells with more content. Here's how you can do it:
- Select the row or rows that you want to set a minimum height for.
- Right-click on the selected row(s) and choose "Row Height" from the context menu.
- In the Row Height dialog box, enter the minimum height that you want to set for the row(s) in the "Row height is" field. For example, if you want to set a minimum height of 50, enter "50" in the field.
- Click "OK" to apply the minimum row height to the selected row(s).
- Now, when you enter text into a cell in the selected row(s), it will automatically adjust to a height greater than or equal to the minimum height that you set.
- To allow for autofit row height for cells with more content, simply double-click on the bottom border of the cell that you want to autofit. Excel will adjust the row height to fit the content of the cell, as long as it is greater than the minimum height that you set.
That's it! You can now set a minimum row height and still allow for autofit row height for cells with more content.
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