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Creating a list
There is a trick in Excel. Hold down the ALT key and then touch enter!
This will enable you to enter multiple lines in a single Excel cell. -- Gary's Student "Mhunter" wrote: I am creating an employee appraisal form within excel. One portion requires the superv. to enter text into a merged cell. They would like to be able to list/bullet items. Obviously you can not press enter to go to the next line because it will go to another cell. Other than hitting 'Enter' - Any suggestions? Even when using enter to start a new line, it does not print properly. Thanks for any help!!! |
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