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Adjust columns to fit text4/19/2023 ![]() Shrink to FitĪnother option you can use is Shrink to Fit. You can, however, adjust the column width manually.Īdjust the row height to what you want and then you can use auto-fit to adjust the column width to make sure text is all the cell content is visible and within the cell. In such a case, trying to autofit the column won’t do anything. Since you have applied wrap text, Excel doesn’t know what is the column width it should use when you autofit.Īfter all, wrap text means that any text would be wrapped in such a way that it would remain within the cell. This is less of autofit not working and more by design. ![]() And there is always an option to manually resize the row (or right-click and use the row-height option to specify the row height value)Īnother place where autofit may not work is when you have applied wrap text to cell and you try to autofit the column. ![]() Sometimes, changing the column width makes this go away. This is just a space that exists for no reason. When you have applied text wrap to a cell and you try and autofit the row, you may find that there are some extra spaces at the bottom or top of the row. If this happens to you, the only workaround is to manually set the row height or column width. Microsoft has even acknowledged this issue here. ![]() This is a known issue if you’re using really old versions of Excel (2003 or prior versions). Sometimes, Autofit refuses to work when there are merged cells in your Excel. The above steps would instantly expand the column to adjust the text in the cells.
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