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No Spam Please - 23 Sep 2004 17:17 GMT
Is it just me, or has something changed with Excel 2003?

If I have a cell with wrap text, shouldn't the row size automatically
increase if the text exceeds the cell size?

For some reason, my text just gets squished.  I know I can go to
Format-Cells-Autofit, but if I do that, the row could SHRINK if I have too
little text in the cell.

Here's what I want:  I want to increase the height of the cell to a decent
size (e.g. 30).  IF the text exceeds the cell, then I want it to expand.  But
if it doesn't, I want the cell to remain at 30 - not decrease.

Is there a way to do this?  Thank you.
Frank Kabel - 23 Sep 2004 18:53 GMT
Hi
see your post in Excel.misc

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francis - 28 Sep 2004 17:45 GMT
Like a good newsgroup-er, instead of just posting my
question, I looked for earlier posts that address my
problem.  Frank's question may apply to my problem.  I've
looked, but I can't see the earlier post you refer to in
the excel.misc newsgroup.  Please help.

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Frank Kabel - 28 Sep 2004 17:55 GMT
Hi
the problem is that there's no real solution as this a prolem of merged
cells

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