excel worksheet

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Bob Phillips

Jacquie,

Yes it is, just put an Alt-Enter between them.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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K

Ken Wright

Bob has given you the answer, but if the data is numeric then it would be bad practice to do so,
as you lose the ability to work with it properly. If it is text then no problem.
 
K

Karen

You had written:
-----Original Message-----
is it possible to write more than one line in each cell of
the worksheet
.

Yes, it is. Here's how: for each line that you want to be
beneath the next text line in one cell, hit "CTRL"
and "ENTER" att he same time, instead of just
hitting "Enter." For example,

XYZ Company <CTRL+ENTER>
222 Excel Street <CTRL+ENTER>
Yorkmass, IL 22308 <CTRL+ENTER>

....and then tab (for the next cell in your row) or enter
(for the next line of cells) to continue.

Does this help?

Have a super day :)
-- k
 
P

Peo Sjoblom

Karen said:
You had written:

Yes, it is. Here's how: for each line that you want to be
beneath the next text line in one cell, hit "CTRL"
and "ENTER" att he same time, instead of just
hitting "Enter." For example,

XYZ Company <CTRL+ENTER>
222 Excel Street <CTRL+ENTER>
Yorkmass, IL 22308 <CTRL+ENTER>


Alt + Enter


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom
 

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