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Jake
This does not work in either 2003 on my desktop or 2007 in my notebook. Can
anyone help?
anyone help?
David Biddulph said:You've said what doesn't happen, but you haven't said what *does* happen.
Do you get a square symbol where you wanted your new line?
Do you have "wrap text" enabled or disabled in Format/ Cells/ Alignment?
If you type ABC[Alt-Enter]DEF in cell A2, what result do you get from the
formula =CODE(MID(A2,4,1)) ?
Jake said:Nothing happens. There is no flash of light. No figures appear anywhere on
the spreadsheet and nothing disappears. Nothing happens.
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Jake
David Biddulph said:You've said what doesn't happen, but you haven't said what *does* happen.
Do you get a square symbol where you wanted your new line?
Do you have "wrap text" enabled or disabled in Format/ Cells/ Alignment?
If you type ABC[Alt-Enter]DEF in cell A2, what result do you get from the
formula =CODE(MID(A2,4,1)) ?
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David Biddulph
Jake said:When I type text into a cell and want to execute a return carriage to
create
another line below the line I have typed, (are you following this?) I
hit
Alt/Enter(Return) to start that fresh line, but it does not happen.
What do I expect? I expect a new line below the line of text.
I have done this on my work computers which have Office 2003 and no
problem.
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Jake
:
What do you mean by "This does not work"? What did you try, what
result
did
you get, and what result did you expect?
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David Biddulph
This does not work in either 2003 on my desktop or 2007 in my
notebook.
Can
anyone help?
--Do you have "wrap text" enabled or disabled in Format/ Cells/ Alignment?
If you type ABC[Alt-Enter]DEF in cell A2, what result do you get from the
formula =CODE(MID(A2,4,1)) ?
Jake said:Niek, yes. I ensure the cursor is at the right hand end of the text and
press
Alt and while holding it I press return.
Nothing happens. Nothing changes.
Does it sound like this shortcut has been disabled/deleted somehow.
By the way, earlier I thought David Biddulph was patronising. But I must
admit my first question was not sufficiently clear. However, now I know he
must be a jerk to anyone who doesn't know as much as him due to his
continued
ascerbic responses. Short smart comments are unnecessary. This is a help
site. Not an "I'm smarter than you and let me tell you why" site.
--
Jake
Niek Otten said:Did you press Enter to finish the entry?
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Kind regards,
Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel
| Nothing happens. There is no flash of light. No figures appear anywhere
on
| the spreadsheet and nothing disappears. Nothing happens.
| --
| Jake
|
|
| "David Biddulph" wrote:
|
| > You've said what doesn't happen, but you haven't said what *does*
happen.
| >
| > Do you get a square symbol where you wanted your new line?
| > Do you have "wrap text" enabled or disabled in Format/ Cells/
Alignment?
| > If you type ABC[Alt-Enter]DEF in cell A2, what result do you get from
the
| > formula =CODE(MID(A2,4,1)) ?
| > --
| > David Biddulph
| >
| > | > > When I type text into a cell and want to execute a return carriage
to
| > > create
| > > another line below the line I have typed, (are you following this?)
I hit
| > > Alt/Enter(Return) to start that fresh line, but it does not happen.
| > > What do I expect? I expect a new line below the line of text.
| > > I have done this on my work computers which have Office 2003 and no
| > > problem.
| > > --
| > > Jake
| > >
| > >
| > > "David Biddulph" wrote:
| > >
| > >> What do you mean by "This does not work"? What did you try, what
result
| > >> did
| > >> you get, and what result did you expect?
| > >> --
| > >> David Biddulph
| > >>
| > >> | > >> > This does not work in either 2003 on my desktop or 2007 in my
notebook.
| > >> > Can
| > >> > anyone help?
| > >> > --
| > >> > Jake
| > >>
| > >>
| > >>
| >
| >
| >