Right-click on the cell. Go to Format Cells>>>Click Alignment tab>>>>Click Wrap Text>>>OK
To format a cell in excel right click on it, then on the thing that pops up click on format cell
It is a heavy line around any edge of a cell.
It gives you a line-break inside of a cell.
Alt+Enter
When using Ctrl F in Excel, the 'found' cell is outlined in a green line - it is very hard to see if the cells already have border lines.
If you are asking, how do I put a second line in the same cell the answer is: Type the first line of text, the hold down the Alt key and press Enter, i.e. "Alt + Enter". Your cell will now take two lines. You can do this as many times as required.
When using Ctrl F in Excel, the 'found' cell is outlined in a green line - it is very hard to see if the cells already have border lines.
In Excel, if you want a cell to always equal a specifc cell, use "$" -- for example, if you want the current cell to always equal A2, even when inserting rows or columns, use the formula: =A$2$
A line of cells is a row. The lines that separate rows and help to form the boundary of a cell are called gridlines.
In Excel, to the first cell in the current row. in Word, to the start of the current line of text..
It is done by using the Wrap Text option.
specify that the cell address currntly in the edit line will change if copied to another cell