I'd like to have different levels of text within a cell. How do I do this?
In Text boxes, Tables, etc, using the Ctrl + Tab indents the text within the
cell.
Is there something within Excel that will do the following:

Initial line of text:
-different line of text
-next line of text
- etc.

When the Indent button is used - it moves all the text over.
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Thanks,
Diane

Diane,

Nothing automatic - Excel isn't a word processor. You would need to format the cell for wrapping,
then type the first line, hit alt-Enter to insert a line feed, then use your space bar to space
over, etc., etc.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"DianeMcP" wrote in message
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I'd like to have different levels of text within a cell. How do I do this?
In Text boxes, Tables, etc, using the Ctrl + Tab indents the text within the
cell.
Is there something within Excel that will do the following:

Initial line of text:
-different line of text
-next line of text
- etc.

When the Indent button is used - it moves all the text over.
--
Thanks,
Diane

That's what I've been doing, I just wondered whether there was an easier way
to do that.
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Thanks again,
Diane


"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:

Diane,

Nothing automatic - Excel isn't a word processor. You would need to format the cell for wrapping,
then type the first line, hit alt-Enter to insert a line feed, then use your space bar to space
over, etc., etc.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"DianeMcP" wrote in message
...
I'd like to have different levels of text within a cell. How do I do this?
In Text boxes, Tables, etc, using the Ctrl + Tab indents the text within the
cell.
Is there something within Excel that will do the following:

Initial line of text:
-different line of text
-next line of text
- etc.

When the Indent button is used - it moves all the text over.
--
Thanks,
Diane