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I'm trying to paste text into ONE cell only. However, when I paste ("paste
special, text), it inserts the text into several cells. I've previously copied entire resumes from Word docs and have had no problem in pasting the info as text into one cell. I've never had to draw a text box for this solution either. I will be using an Excel template which will include thousands of copied and pasted text entries. If drawing a text box is the answer, how can I format cells in an entire column as text boxes? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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Click in the formula bar first, activating it, then paste -- it will go into
one cell only. Bob Umlas Excel MVP "Pegcorp" wrote: I'm trying to paste text into ONE cell only. However, when I paste ("paste special, text), it inserts the text into several cells. I've previously copied entire resumes from Word docs and have had no problem in pasting the info as text into one cell. I've never had to draw a text box for this solution either. I will be using an Excel template which will include thousands of copied and pasted text entries. If drawing a text box is the answer, how can I format cells in an entire column as text boxes? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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