Resizing Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel

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Resizing Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel

Posted by Pete on Friday, November 7th, 2008

There are many ways of resizing rows in Microsoft Excel, we run through just a few of the easiest in this quick tutorial.

To resize a row simply drag the rows bottom border down to make the row as high as you like. Alternatively you can double click on the bottom border, this will resize the height of the row so that it includes all of the data in that row.

To resize a column you can either drag the right-hand border to make the column as wide as you want or you can double click on the right-hand border to let Excel automatically resize your column to fit in all of the data.

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Resizing Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel

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