From: bmowell on 31 May 2010 17:08 Two questions: -How can I put a text box in every cell that I am using WITHOUT having to insert on manually every time? AND - How can I make sure that a text box inserts itself automatically into a new row whenever I add a row? Thanks!
From: marysully on 31 May 2010 17:29 One way is to select the row with the text box and copy it to the next row. Copy and paste it several times and then select the rows and paste them as a group. "bmowell" wrote: > Two questions: > > -How can I put a text box in every cell that I am using WITHOUT having to > insert on manually every time? > > AND > > - How can I make sure that a text box inserts itself automatically into a > new row whenever I add a row? > > Thanks!
From: bmowell on 31 May 2010 17:59 This works. But how do I get the height of my rows to adjust based on how much info I have typed into my text box? Can I tie my row height to my textbox height? I want to keep all rows in the row in question at the same height based on whatever column contains the most information. Thanks! "marysully" wrote: > One way is to select the row with the text box and copy it to the next row. > Copy and paste it several times and then select the rows and paste them as a > group. > > "bmowell" wrote: > > > Two questions: > > > > -How can I put a text box in every cell that I am using WITHOUT having to > > insert on manually every time? > > > > AND > > > > - How can I make sure that a text box inserts itself automatically into a > > new row whenever I add a row? > > > > Thanks!
From: marysully on 31 May 2010 20:01 If you need all the rows with text box to be the same height, you may want to adjust the text box and row height to fit the text box with the most information before you select and copy your rows. "bmowell" wrote: > This works. But how do I get the height of my rows to adjust based on how > much info I have typed into my text box? Can I tie my row height to my > textbox height? I want to keep all rows in the row in question at the same > height based on whatever column contains the most information. > > Thanks! > > "marysully" wrote: > > > One way is to select the row with the text box and copy it to the next row. > > Copy and paste it several times and then select the rows and paste them as a > > group. > > > > "bmowell" wrote: > > > > > Two questions: > > > > > > -How can I put a text box in every cell that I am using WITHOUT having to > > > insert on manually every time? > > > > > > AND > > > > > > - How can I make sure that a text box inserts itself automatically into a > > > new row whenever I add a row? > > > > > > Thanks!
From: Jon Peltier on 1 Jun 2010 13:14 Can't you just use cells to contain the text? - Jon ------- Jon Peltier Peltier Technical Services, Inc. http://peltiertech.com/ On 5/31/2010 5:08 PM, bmowell wrote: > Two questions: > > -How can I put a text box in every cell that I am using WITHOUT having to > insert on manually every time? > > AND > > - How can I make sure that a text box inserts itself automatically into a > new row whenever I add a row? > > Thanks!
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