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Writing many lines on a same Excel 2000 cell
Hello dear members of the microsoft.public.excel.misc newsgroup. I would
need Your kindly help again on this one please. I would like to write some sentences on a single Excel 2000 cell. Those sentences should be in differents "lines" of the same cell. Exemple An Excel 2000 cell ------------------------------------- |Yesterday was Saturday | |Today is Sunday | |Tomorrow Monday | |--------------------------------------| Every time I hit on the "Enter" key the next line come down in the following column cell. How could I do it please ? Many Thanks Octavio |
Hi Octavio
use Alt & Enter instead of just Enter Cheers JulieD "freeposte" wrote in message ... Hello dear members of the microsoft.public.excel.misc newsgroup. I would need Your kindly help again on this one please. I would like to write some sentences on a single Excel 2000 cell. Those sentences should be in differents "lines" of the same cell. Exemple An Excel 2000 cell ------------------------------------- |Yesterday was Saturday | |Today is Sunday | |Tomorrow Monday | |--------------------------------------| Every time I hit on the "Enter" key the next line come down in the following column cell. How could I do it please ? Many Thanks Octavio |
Use ALT+ENTER to break the sentence into lines
OR Type sentence and use Format | Format Cell and check the Wrap Text box best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "freeposte" wrote in message ... Hello dear members of the microsoft.public.excel.misc newsgroup. I would need Your kindly help again on this one please. I would like to write some sentences on a single Excel 2000 cell. Those sentences should be in differents "lines" of the same cell. Exemple An Excel 2000 cell ------------------------------------- |Yesterday was Saturday | |Today is Sunday | |Tomorrow Monday | |--------------------------------------| Every time I hit on the "Enter" key the next line come down in the following column cell. How could I do it please ? Many Thanks Octavio |
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