Row height can adjust automatically when things are done, like text made larger.
If you use larger fonts, your row height should automatically adjust, if not, you will need to adjust the row height manually. If you use Excel to design forms, you may need to adjust row height to align specifc portions of the form with each other. You can adjust the height of a row any time you want to change the spreadsheet appearance.
You can use AutoFit to do it. You can also double click on the boundary between headers of columns or rows to re-adjust the column width or row height to fit the current content.
In Microsoft Excel, you can auto adjust row height by double clicking the row separation line between two rows.
Row width does not adjust. You can adjust column width or row height.
You can either adjust it manually by right clicking the cell you'd like to change and altering its properties, or simply mouse over the bottom edge of the row's label and drag it to your desired height.
The intersection of a column and row in excel called "cell"
12.75 is the standard height.
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When you reduce the row height in excel the row is hidden
Using the mouse, put the cursor between the row headings with the row you want to adjust being above the cursor, or the column you want to adjust to the left of the cursor. then click and drag to adjust the size.Using the menus, click on the row heading or column heading, to select the row or column you want to change. Then go to the Format menu. Pick Row or Column as appropriate. From the submenu that comes up pick height or width and then adjust it to what you need.
In Excel 2007 it is 1,048,576 rows. If you really wanted to ask what is the height of a row, then the answer is 15.
By selecting an empty row and pressing Ctrl + 'Down arrow key', the selected cell will be the next item down the column. The row height in Excel 2010 is 1048576 cells.