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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / October 2004EXCEL: How do I format a cell to have mulitple bullets?
Within a cell I'm attempting to create a number of bullets e.g. 1) get tickets, 2) get money, 3) take out dog Visually can I create a list which would look like: 1) get tickets, 2) get money, 3) take out dog The way I've done it for years was to force a wrap by adding spaces. There must be another way. HELP didn't provide any clues. Press ALT+ENTER after each bullet and resize column width, if necessary. Original message: > Within a cell I'm attempting to create a number of bullets e.g. > 1) get tickets, 2) get money, 3) take out dog [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > There > must be another way. HELP didn't provide any clues. Hi, To create a new line within a cell use ALT+ENTER. Cheers Andy > Within a cell I'm attempting to create a number of bullets e.g. > 1) get tickets, 2) get money, 3) take out dog [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > The way I've done it for years was to force a wrap by adding spaces. There > must be another way. HELP didn't provide any clues.  SignatureAndy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info You can force new lines in a cell by using alt-enter. > Within a cell I'm attempting to create a number of bullets e.g. > 1) get tickets, 2) get money, 3) take out dog [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > The way I've done it for years was to force a wrap by adding spaces. There > must be another way. HELP didn't provide any clues. SignatureDave Peterson ec35720@msn.com and if you want to do the same in a concatenation formula =A1 & Char(10) & B1 The use Alt+Enter turns on format, cells, alignment, wrap text otherwise, you will have to turn on cell wrap yourself like when you use concatenation. "Dave Peterson" <ec35720@msn.com> wrote in message > You can force new lines in a cell by using alt-enter. |
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