How to write multi lines in one Excel cell?
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00:00 How To Write Multi Lines In One Excel Cell?
00:20 Answer 1 Score 39
00:30 Answer 2 Score 17
00:39 Accepted Answer Score 139
01:06 Answer 4 Score 7
01:22 Thank you
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00:00 How To Write Multi Lines In One Excel Cell?
00:20 Answer 1 Score 39
00:30 Answer 2 Score 17
00:39 Accepted Answer Score 139
01:06 Answer 4 Score 7
01:22 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 139
What you want to do is to wrap the text in the current cell. You can do this manually by pressing Alt + Enter every time you want a new line
Or, you can set this as the default behaviour by pressing the Wrap Text in the Home tab on the Ribbon. Now, whenever you hit enter, it will automatically wrap the text onto a new line rather than a new cell.
ANSWER 2
Score 39
You have to use Alt+Enter to enter a carriage return inside a cell.
ANSWER 3
Score 17
Use the combination alt+enter
ANSWER 4
Score 7
Alt + Enter never worked for me. I had to go to Format Cells and make sure that the Number tab was set to Text. That allowed me to see exactly as I had input. My issue could have been Mac specific though.