Well, the text isn't actually IN the next column, but flows over that
column provided there is no data already in that column.
If there is already data in the adjacent cell, you can only visually see
the data that physically fits in that cell.
As an example, by default, a cell can contain about six capital letter
O, (not to be confused with the number zero) before the above happens.
Hope this helps.
As far as the basic non-visual function of the spreadsheet, column width
is probably not that important.
However, that's another story when you have to display / print your
worksheet.
Glen Barwick
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On 16-Mar-13 11:20 am, adam morris wrote:
if you write into a column in excel, visually if you put too much data
in it the column will go across to the next one.
Is there a way to know with jaws that the text is in the next column?
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