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gabrie ruz
does anyone know how to adjust the width of a cell and not affec the width of
the entire column?
the entire column?
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David Billigmeier
This is impossible. You can, however, merge cells to make it seem like the
cell is wider than the column. For example select A1 and B1 and do the
following:
<Format>
<Cells...>
Click on the "Alignment" tab
Check "Merge Cells"
cell is wider than the column. For example select A1 and B1 and do the
following:
<Format>
<Cells...>
Click on the "Alignment" tab
Check "Merge Cells"
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Elkar
All cells within a column must have the same width. However, you can use
"Merged Cells" to create the appearance of different width cells in a column.
Insert a new column adjacent to your existing column. Merge the cells of
this new column with your original column for each row that will NOT be a
special width. The remaining rows will now appear to have different widths
from the others in the column.
WARNING: Using merged cells can cause problems with formulas, sorting, and
copy/paste actions.
HTH,
Elkar
"Merged Cells" to create the appearance of different width cells in a column.
Insert a new column adjacent to your existing column. Merge the cells of
this new column with your original column for each row that will NOT be a
special width. The remaining rows will now appear to have different widths
from the others in the column.
WARNING: Using merged cells can cause problems with formulas, sorting, and
copy/paste actions.
HTH,
Elkar
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gabrie ruz
"Thanks thats exactly what i needed...
David Billigmeier said:This is impossible. You can, however, merge cells to make it seem like the
cell is wider than the column. For example select A1 and B1 and do the
following:
<Format>
<Cells...>
Click on the "Alignment" tab
Check "Merge Cells"