Further to my previous query about hyperlinks in Excel.

If I am creating a table which, generally speaking, has 2 columns autosized
to content (width), is it possible to say have 1 or more rows with more
columns (cells) than the rest of the table, but overall the same width as the
rest of the table.

No, but it is possible to have text overflowing into unused cells in adjacent
columns. The idea is to set up your sheet in such a manner that you
accomodate the narrower columns, In this manner you can have say 3 narrow
columns in certain rows, while in others you utilise the space of the 3
narrow columns where you require a "wider" column. Should you require
borders around the "wider column, then merely create a box around the 3,
while you create 3 boxes where you require the narrower columns.

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Hth

Kassie Kasselman
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"UKdeejay" wrote:

Further to my previous query about hyperlinks in Excel.

If I am creating a table which, generally speaking, has 2 columns autosized
to content (width), is it possible to say have 1 or more rows with more
columns (cells) than the rest of the table, but overall the same width as the
rest of the table.