Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
Yes. There are formatting options to do it if you go to the Format menu and Cells, or press Ctrl - 1. From there pick Alignment and you will see an option for Wrap Text. . You can also press Alt-Enter when typing text in, to wrap the text after the point that you do that.
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Wrap Text.
First select the cell(s) you want to wrap text in. The go to the format menu and click Cells, or press Ctrl-1, and then Alignment and the tick the Wrap text box. Text can then stay in a cell and wrap around into it onto more than one line and staying within one cell.
You need to tick the 'wrap text' box which can be found in the format/cells dialogue box. Text will only wrap if the text is wider than the column width. Al
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The Wrap Text option.
Text will stay within the cell and not appear to spill out over neighbouring cells. The text will go onto a new line in the cell if it is too wide to fit in the set width.
If there is nothing in the cells to the right, it is not a problem. You could widen the cell's column. You could wrap the text. You could create new lines in the text using Alt - Enter.
If there is nothing in the cells to the right, it is not a problem. You could widen the cell's column. You could wrap the text. You could create new lines in the text using Alt - Enter.
It ensures that text remains in the confines of a cell, rather than flowing out of the cell, if it is too long to fit into it. The text will wrap onto another line and make the cell higher if necessary.
You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.You could be referring to the Wrap Text command or to using Alt + Enter to enable text to be wrapped in a cell at the point that key combination is used.
It is done by using the Wrap Text option.