I have a new job and there are a lot of forms that the previous person
made-. an example of a simple form would be a two columns with 15 rows
(15 rows divided into two by a line down the middle) which have a
height greater than one would normally see - this has names down the
left side and other information on the right side and expands downward
if necessary. This form fills a complete printed 8 1/2 x 11 page. Does
someone know how this is done.


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To adjust the row height, select the 15 rows, ie select the row numbers, not
column A. Move your mouse to the line between any 2 rows, click and pull it
down to about 3 times the normal height and release. Do a print preview, and
you'll soon see when you are right.

To do the lines and columns, select columns A and B, move your cursor to the
line between the two, where the cursor changes to an adjusting arrow, and
drag to the right till it fills a page width. Select the 30 cells - A1 to
B15, click on the borders icon, and select the type of line you want

"carole" wrote:


I have a new job and there are a lot of forms that the previous person
made-. an example of a simple form would be a two columns with 15 rows
(15 rows divided into two by a line down the middle) which have a
height greater than one would normally see - this has names down the
left side and other information on the right side and expands downward
if necessary. This form fills a complete printed 8 1/2 x 11 page. Does
someone know how this is done.


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carole
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