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Occasionally, I find that text in Excel does not wrap correctly - the lines
extend beyond the cell boundaries. Although the text is fully visible when you click on it, it appears as though it is cut off. I have tried applying and reapplying the "wrap text" formatting, ensuring that the cells are formatted as text, extending the size of the cell, etc., but other than manually putting in the line breaks using ALT+ENTER, I haven't found a solution. Has anyone come across this problem before, and do you have any suggestions? |
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I think that the solution is to use those alt-enters.
Ducky88 wrote: Occasionally, I find that text in Excel does not wrap correctly - the lines extend beyond the cell boundaries. Although the text is fully visible when you click on it, it appears as though it is cut off. I have tried applying and reapplying the "wrap text" formatting, ensuring that the cells are formatted as text, extending the size of the cell, etc., but other than manually putting in the line breaks using ALT+ENTER, I haven't found a solution. Has anyone come across this problem before, and do you have any suggestions? -- Dave Peterson |
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