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Tony G
Can rows be used within a cell?
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tjtjjtjt
No.
You can create multiple lines in a cell by changing it's format to:
Format | Cells and click on Alingment. Click in the box for wrap.
Or, you can force a new line at a specific point by pressing Alt+Enter while
you are typing in the cell.
tj
You can create multiple lines in a cell by changing it's format to:
Format | Cells and click on Alingment. Click in the box for wrap.
Or, you can force a new line at a specific point by pressing Alt+Enter while
you are typing in the cell.
tj
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Frank Kabel
Hi
ALT+ENTER
ALT+ENTER
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NeilM
* The format of text in a chart legend will have the same
rows as the cell that is the header for a series of data.
You may find this useful to re-shape the legend to be more
readable. You will probably find that short rows work
best.
* You can go one step further. Build the header as a
string of discritive data elements from other cells and
concatinate CHAR(10) to break into rows.
* The only downside I have encountered is when you need
to later cut/paste in the future.
rows as the cell that is the header for a series of data.
You may find this useful to re-shape the legend to be more
readable. You will probably find that short rows work
best.
* You can go one step further. Build the header as a
string of discritive data elements from other cells and
concatinate CHAR(10) to break into rows.
* The only downside I have encountered is when you need
to later cut/paste in the future.