[mso] Re: Splitting columns PRIOR to printing?
- From: "Green" <1z@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2007 19:17:44 +0200
Robert,
If the entries do not need to be "tabbed" out then you could concatonate the
string and then "wrap" in an extra cell the width of the paper.
HTH
Lisa
> I hope I am clear on this one.
>
> Even using legal size paper and small print, sometimes the
> columns just will not fit the width of the paper using
> Landscape mode. In Excel 2000, is there a way to have one row
> occupy TWO lines on a sheet of paper?
>
> That is, in Excel something like:
> Brown, James Miami-Dade Miami Florida
> USA 1892-10-12 1938-03-22 Houston
> Texas USA Nashville Tennessee USA
> Carpenter, Ann Lake Illinoi Indiana USA
> 1901-02-20 1930-08-02 Birmingham
> Idaho USA Birmingham Idaho USA
>
> But print on paper as:
> Brown, James, Miami-Dade Miami Florida
> USA 1892-10-12 1938-03-22
> Houston Texas USA Nashville Tennessee USA
> Carpenter, Ann Lake Illinoi Indiana USA
> 1901-02-20 1930-08-02
> Birmingham Idaho USA Birmingham Idaho USA
>
>
> ?? Take up two rows on paper? Wow, that would help me get
> more genealogical information about a person down!
>
> Thank you.
>
> Robert
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