Hi Rob,
Another thing you could consider is using a text box. This approach has
some advantages, such as giving you complete control over size and
placement independent of column widths and keeping text which exists as
one logical unit together rather than breaking it accross several cells.
To access the text boxes you need to show the Drawing toolbar and click
on the T icon.
Brian
Anthony Chilco wrote:
Hi Rob,
I don't think that the method below will give you the same result as
the excel command. Justify in excel will split the text into separate
cells. The closest would be to select the cells, click 'format / merge
cells' then 'format / cells' and check 'wrap text automatically' on
the 'alignment' tab. Not exactly the same, but it will look the same.
tc
Ain Vagula wrote:
Rob Poe wrote:
Replying to my own post. Anyone??
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/28/2005 12:19:41 pm >>>
In MS Excel. If you had a long sentence in one cell (smaller cell than
the sentence).
You painted (selected) an area you wanted the text to appear, then Edit
| Fill | Justify.
Is there anything like that IN OOo Calc?
I answered you some hours after your message, when you have not seen
this, maybe you are not subscribed.
Format - Cell - Alignment - Shrink to fit in cell (or something
similar, not using English OO.o, it is the last entry in dialog)
ain
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