Multiple Lines in One Cell

[RFinn]

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

I recently switched to using a Mac. On a Windows machine I was able to create line breaks within a cell, so that one cell could have text on multiple lines. I did this by clicking ALT + ENTER and it would drop me down to enter a second line of text within the same cell. This is a similar feature to 'Word Wrap,' but Word Wrapping does not hold the displayed formatting if you change your print scaling settings. Is there a way to enter these line breaks with a cell in Mac's 2008 Excel?

 

[Bob Greenblatt]

Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel

I recently switched to using a Mac. On a Windows machine I was able to create
line breaks within a cell, so that one cell could have text on multiple lines.
I did this by clicking ALT + ENTER and it would drop me down to enter a second
line of text within the same cell. This is a similar feature to 'Word Wrap,'
but Word Wrapping does not hold the displayed formatting if you change your
print scaling settings. Is there a way to enter these line breaks with a cell
in Mac's 2008 Excel?

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[Guest]

cmd and alt and enter

I recently switched to using a Mac. On a Windows machine I was able to
create line breaks within a cell, so that one cell could have text on
multiple lines. I did this by clicking ALT + ENTER and it would drop me
down to enter a second line of text within the same cell. This is a similar
feature to 'Word Wrap,' but Word Wrapping does not hold the displayed
formatting if you change your print scaling settings. Is there a way to
enter these line breaks with a cell in Mac's 2008 Excel?