It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It enables you to change the width of a column, or the height of a row. It changes the width of the column to the left or the height of the row above.
It is the result of moving the mouse pointer to the boundary between column heading A and column heading B, or between any neighbouring column headings. Once it is visible, it is possible to change the column widths. The column to the left is always the one that will have its width changed.
Double click on between the heading for column F and column G. When you put the cursor there, it will change to a bar with arrows to the left and to the right.
If you can't see all your data or the numbers are showing as ### then widen the column. You can do this by putting the mouse pointer between the column heading letters, so that your cursor changes to a double arrow pointing left and right, with a bar between them. Then double click, or drag out the column width. You can also use the format menu and pick the Column option and then the Width option.
If you click right between the heading of two columns, when the mouse pointer changes to a double headed arrow, it will trigger an autofit. This will set the width of the column to be equal to the widest contents of a cell in the column. This may mean the column will get wider or narrower.
The column to the left will widen or narrow out to fit the widest entry in the column. The column to the right will move, but its width will not change.
Put the mouse pointer between the column header of the column the text is in and the one to the right, until it becomes a double-headed arrow. Then double-click. So if the text was in column C, you'd put the mouse pointer on the border between the C and D for each column and when you saw the pointer change to having two arrows, then double click.
No. It will increase in width to fit the widest text in the column. If you double click between the header of the column you want and the header of the column to its right, when you see the double-headed arrow, it will do it.
Double-click.
The auto-fit column width, which you can do by placing the cursor between the border of the column headings of the column you want to widen and the column to its right. You will get a bar with two arrows showing on it and if you then double click, it will widen the column to the appropriate size to fit the widest entry.
double click the line in between the columns
Format the colun for the width you want. Under the format option, select column width.Put your cursor on the line between the column headings (letters at the top of the window), left-click and drag the column to the width you like.Format the cell for auto-width and the column will automatically adjust to the width of the largest cell entry in the column.
It needs to be on the boundary between the two column headings. When it is in the right place, a double-arrowed line will appear, indicating that the column can be widened or narrowed.