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Eep²
Excel's wordwrap is ANNOYING. Why does it wrap text at such idiotic places in text (before commas, outside syllables, etc)?
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J
JE McGimpsey
Hmmm...
In XL04, I can't force a wrap before a comma.
I'm pretty sure that XL doesn't have a syllabification dictionary, since
it's a spreadsheet, not a word processor, so I wouldn't necessarily
expect it to split words at the syllables.
In XL04, I can't force a wrap before a comma.
I'm pretty sure that XL doesn't have a syllabification dictionary, since
it's a spreadsheet, not a word processor, so I wouldn't necessarily
expect it to split words at the syllables.
E
Eep²
Maybe it's fixed in Excel 2004 but Excel 2003 definitely wraps before commas--but not always; depends on the column width.
G
Gord Dibben
And it really pisses me off when PowerPoint won't properly calculate my
mortgage.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
mortgage.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
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Eep²
false analogy fallacy
Gord said:And it really pisses me off when PowerPoint won't properly calculate my
mortgage.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
H
Harald Staff
It's getting worse. Now excel removes .s and forces lowercase text <g>
Seriously, I can't reproduce your error in Excel 2003 at all. Sure there are
no leading spaces in front of your commas ?
Seriously, I can't reproduce your error in Excel 2003 at all. Sure there are
no leading spaces in front of your commas ?
places in text (before commas, outside syllables, etc)?Eep² said:false analogy fallacy
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Eep²
Positive. Also wraps before parentheses at times...
H
Harald Staff
Answer is then "because you're unusually unlucky".
Best wishes Harald
Best wishes Harald
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Eep²
No, the answer is because Microsoft needs to learn how to code better.