Increase spacing above contents of cell

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Annie1904

In a Word table, you can increase the spacing above and below the text by
selecting the relevant rows in the table, and selecting
Format>Paragraph>Spacing, then increasing the spacing by 1 or more points.

I'd like to do something similar in Excel. Some cells in the row are
wrapped, so I can't set each row to a specific height, or I'd have to revisit
each of the rows with wrapping and adjust these. Any ideas?
 

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