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Original Title: "2010 excel line spacing"
How do I change the spacing between the lines in 2010 excel, Is there a way to make the lines closer together
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Do you mean within a cell with text wrapping turned on? You can only change the font size, you have no direct control over line spacing within a cell.
If you mean between cells, you can change the row height, of course.
Do you think that we can get Microsoft to add this feature to Excel?
Jose
I mean text line-spacing, as in Word. I have done it in Excel, but with difficulty. I had to go into Word and copy text into the Excel cell. I have tried to do it again, but can't remember how I did it. My Excel entries have the same 10-point line spacing as in my Word setting.
There should be a way to control this in Excel (when text-wrapped) as in Word.
Excel does not support variable line spacing in cells, and as far as I know it never has.
It would be a nice feature to have, but I doubt very much that the Excel development team will implement it.
I concur