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Display actual contents of cell
In excel I have some very large text entries. When I position on the cell the
entire contents of the cell is displayed but the cell itself truncates the text when not positioned on the cell. I have tried sizing the cell to accommodate the text but even thought the cell is bigger and obviously has white space the text is still truncated. I have a word document that references via link some of these cells and the text in the word document is truncatedas well. How can I fix this? Help! |
Hi
Excel has a limit of displaying 1024 characters per cell., To extend this limit enter some manual linebreaks with ALT+ENTER -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany xmasbob wrote: In excel I have some very large text entries. When I position on the cell the entire contents of the cell is displayed but the cell itself truncates the text when not positioned on the cell. I have tried sizing the cell to accommodate the text but even thought the cell is bigger and obviously has white space the text is still truncated. I have a word document that references via link some of these cells and the text in the word document is truncatedas well. How can I fix this? Help! |
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