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JJ
You can indent data to the right. Can you indent data downwards?
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JulieD
Hi JJ
have no idea what you really mean by this, do you mean increasing the size
of the row & aligning the text middle or bottom - if so play with the
alignment tab under format / cell - if not maybe you could try again to
explain what you want.
Cheers
JulieD
have no idea what you really mean by this, do you mean increasing the size
of the row & aligning the text middle or bottom - if so play with the
alignment tab under format / cell - if not maybe you could try again to
explain what you want.
Cheers
JulieD
J
JJ
Changing the row hieght would wrok but we would need to align the data say
by percentage.Eg. 35% from the top. Not just Top. mid and bottom.
by percentage.Eg. 35% from the top. Not just Top. mid and bottom.
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Dave Peterson
You can force a new line within a cell by entering an Alt-Enter.
If you format that alt-enter character to a different height, maybe you can
achieve something close to what you want.
(You can't use this technique with formulas.)
If you format that alt-enter character to a different height, maybe you can
achieve something close to what you want.
(You can't use this technique with formulas.)
V
VENKAT
try <forat-cells-alignment-vertical>
the row height should be more than the cell format size tosee this effet.
the row height should be more than the cell format size tosee this effet.
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JJ
We need to do this while using a formula. So the options are limited.
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Dave Peterson
I don't have any other suggestions.
Well, how about this.
You put your data in a cell out of the way.
edit|copy
back to the cell you really want to use
shift-edit|paste picture.
Try to resize and reposition that where you want.
You could even shift-edit|paste picture link. Then when that other cell
changes, so will your picture.
I'm not sure why you need this, but you may want to reconsider your authoring
tool--maybe excel isn't the best program for this type work.
Well, how about this.
You put your data in a cell out of the way.
edit|copy
back to the cell you really want to use
shift-edit|paste picture.
Try to resize and reposition that where you want.
You could even shift-edit|paste picture link. Then when that other cell
changes, so will your picture.
I'm not sure why you need this, but you may want to reconsider your authoring
tool--maybe excel isn't the best program for this type work.