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How do I change the size of certain cells in a worksheet without changing the
size of the rest of the cells in that row/column? I cannot seem to alter certain cells in isolation from the others. Thanks! |
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basically you can't unless you "merge" the cells which can cause problems down the track with sorting / filtering and a host of other things. Cheers JulieD "FlyBye" wrote in message ... How do I change the size of certain cells in a worksheet without changing the size of the rest of the cells in that row/column? I cannot seem to alter certain cells in isolation from the others. Thanks! |
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Cell sizes are a property of the entire row or column and cannot be individually re-sized. I hesitate to mention this but you can "merge" two or more cells into one. The hesitation comes from knowing the problems merged cells can cause when sorting, filtering, copying, pasting and other operations I can't think of right now. If just for presentation purposes you may not encounter any problems. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 15:35:01 -0800, FlyBye wrote: How do I change the size of certain cells in a worksheet without changing the size of the rest of the cells in that row/column? I cannot seem to alter certain cells in isolation from the others. Thanks! |
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