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Hector R. Barrera
If i move my column width from a cell above example g4, how can i prevent it
from resizing a a cell below it example g20 ???
from resizing a a cell below it example g20 ???
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Anne Troy
You cannot. A column can only have one width.
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Alan
I don't think you can, AFAIK all cells in a column are necessarily the same
width,
Regards,
Alan.
width,
Regards,
Alan.
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Roger Govier
Hi Hector
You could give it the "appearance" of being wider, by selecting two
adjacent cells and then
Format>Cells>Alignment>Horizontal>Centre across selection.
Alternatively you could Merge the two cells, but be aware that this
option can give problems in other areas, e.g. sorting data.
You could give it the "appearance" of being wider, by selecting two
adjacent cells and then
Format>Cells>Alignment>Horizontal>Centre across selection.
Alternatively you could Merge the two cells, but be aware that this
option can give problems in other areas, e.g. sorting data.
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Mark G.
If you do merge, which isn't a bad option, and then when sorting, you can
just rule out that cell(s) that has been merged. I have merged cells and do
that all the time with no problems whatsoever.
just rule out that cell(s) that has been merged. I have merged cells and do
that all the time with no problems whatsoever.