can you change different cell widths in excel in the same column?
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right click on cell, select format cell.
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Set cell A1 to 5:34:55 and some other cell to:\n\n=(HOUR(A1))*60+MINUTE(A1)+ IF(SECOND(A1)>30, INT(1+ SECOND(A1)/60), SECOND(A1)/60)
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are your rows/columns large enough to accommodate your font size?
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It's possible, but the list will be generated either by formulas or by code... XL2003 allows 255 columns and 65,536 rows per worksheet, so a maximum of 16711680 individual cells are allowed, so it can cope with the volume of data you are talking about.
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Do you have Excel, if you do, then Excel can do that.  I think the formulas are self explanatory but if it isn't obvious to you, a Google search should turn up on how to do this in Excel.
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In Cell C1, insert "=A1 & " " & B1", assuming first name is in A and last name is in B.\n\nDrag the fill handle of C1 to fill up the other cells.\n\nCopy the Column C and right click. Select "Paste Special", select "Values" only. Now you can delete Columns A and B if you want to.
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1.  Mark the applicable column or cell.\n2.  Choose "Format" drop-down menu from the top menu.\n3.  Select "Cells"\n4.  On the TAB "Number" (first TAB), choose the option "Number" (the default is General)\n5.  Select the decimal places as "2"\n6.  Click on OK\n\nAll numbers in the selected cells will now be shown with two decimal places
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your function would be =CONCATENATE("""", <field>, """")\n\nif you want the data to be in the same fields, you may need to use multiple sheets.
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really it is about the look you want for your work.\nplenty of variations in excel.
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You want to use conditional formatting.  From the menu bar select Format then from the resulting menu select Conditional Formating.  You select the conditions for when you want the color to change.  You can set more than one condition.  Use the Format button to format the cell or range of cells to whatever color or font you would like them when that condition is met.\n\nOne thing to note, Excel will keep the conditional formating for that range of cells in place even if you manually try to color the cell.  Unless you remove the conditional formatting, it will keep the conditional formating in place.  To remove the conditional formating, select the cell or cells that you want to remove the conditional formating from and go to Conditional Formating again.  Click delete, then check the conditions that you want to delete.  Click OK to get out of the first window, then click OK again to get out of the second window.
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Just go to D19 and hit Del button, the whole line will appear in full.\nReason is you got a spacebar entry in Cell D19, so its not showing on the formula bar and cutting the line start from A19 there.
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In Excel 97 (Must upgrade!) ... Format ... Cells ... Number ... Custom.\n\nSelect #.##0.00;-#.##0.00 and edit it to #.##0.00;(-#.##0.00) \n\nIt also saves your new format at the bottom of the list.
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That should work by default; the only exception I've ever had is when there are more than 32 references within an individual formula. And even then, color-coded cell references will work for the other formulas in the sheet.\n\nI've never seen the limit written anywhere, just found it by trial and error.
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Yes, this is possible.  Using the control toolbox toolbar, insert a drop-down combobox.\n\nRight click on the combobox and select Properties.  In the properties box change ColumnCount to "3", and set the field ListFillRange to the 3 column range you want to use.\n\nHowever the return value (LinkedCell) will only be equal to the selected field in the 1st column, unless you change the BoundColumn field to a value like 2 or 3.
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Right click on that cell and go to Format Cells.  Now, go to the Alignment tab and check the box that says "Wrap Text"
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If the spreadsheet program you're using is Microsoft Excel, click "File."  On the File menu of commands, clic "page setup." On the Page Setup menu, click the "Page" tab.  At the middle of the Page tab, you will see the section called "Scaling"  Click the options that will work for you (adjusting to what % of the original size, and Fit to __ pages wide by __ page tall).
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Right click in any menu toolbar, it will show you the common toolbars... select the bottom option "Customize"... In the toolbars TAB look for and select "Worksheet Menu Bar" this is the one that contein file, edit, view, insert, format ....etc\n\nYou're done!\n\nPlease vote!