What happens when you double click a cell in excel?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

If you double-click the border between the headings of two columns in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access, you change the width of the left column to fit the widest cell in the column.

Here are a couple of tricks I learned accidentally: If you select several entire columns then double-click the right edge of the heading of any of those columns, you change the width of each of those columns to fit the widest cell in that column, just as if you had double-clicked the right edge of the heading of each column separately. If you select several entire columns then click and hold the right edge of the heading of any of those columns while you drag it to a new width and release, each of the selected columns becomes the width of the one you just resized.

Answer 3

The column width is adjusted to fit the text

Answer 4

you can type text into the cell