![]() ![]() ![]() However, after searching through the forums and looking through the GridExcelBuilder documentation I couldn't find a way to apply this, which I assume would require flagging a range of cells as "selected". Auto Fit Cell as per Text Length in MS Excel (2003-2016) - YouTube 0:00 / 3:19 Auto Fit Cell as per Text Length in MS Excel (2003-2016) MJ Tube 888K subscribers Subscribe 318K. Excel Tip 1 - 3 ways to fit text into cells A bit old school 223 subscribers 79K views 7 years ago Learn how to adjust cell size to fit text, wrap text in a cell and add separate. Click the Alignment tab and check Wrap Text. However, an acceptable workaround in my situation would be to center horizontally across a selection of cells (the selection being the cells that otherwise would have been merged) by setting the to HorizontalAlignmentType.CenterAcrossSelection. Right-click the cell containing the long text, and select Format Cells. It looks like there may not be a way around this without VBA coding. Otherwise my problem would have been solved once I set Wrap Text to true, since Excel automatically adjusts the row height when Wrap Text is true. Set ScrollBars to 2 - fmScrollBarsVertical. Set EnterKeyBehavior, MultiLine, and WordWrap to True. Ensure Design Mode is enabled and click Properties. On the main worksheet, click-drag the area where you want to place the text box. ![]() Not being an Excel expert, I didn't realize that once you merge cells, Excel (through version 2007 at least) no longer automatically adjusts the row height. Under the Controls section, click Insert, and under the Active-X section, choose the Text Box (it looks like ab ). This is especially true if you dont actually have any formulas on the active sheet. except that the rows where I needed to set AutoFitHeight to true contained merged cells. If you regularly use the Ctrl + 1 keyboard shortcut to access the 'Format Cells' dialog, its very easy to accidentally activate 'Show formulas', and you might not notice it has happened. In Excel, 2010 or any other version probably, if I enter in a cell, a long single-line text that is longer than the width of the cell, Excel sometimes render the text across the next adjacent cells some other times, it gets cut off at the boundary with the adjacent cell to the right. ![]()
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