I want to write multi-lines in one MS Excel cell. But whenever I press the Enter key, the cell editing ends and the cursor moves to next cell. How can I avoid this?

I want to copy the following: line1 line 2 line 3 into a single cell in Excel. I know that I can use the combination Alt+Enter on Windows and Ctrl+Alt+Enter on Mac to create a line break in the ...

Pasting won't work. Alt+Enter in Excel isn't a special character, it's only a way of ensuring a CR+LF is stored within a cell rather than forcing you into the next cell. One option would be to …

Option #2: Using Excel's Right Brace Shape This one, though, is a bit ugly. Go to Insert > Shapes Select the right brace symbol. Align the shape with the cells in your data table. Right-click the …

Apr 10, 2018 · 11 I know about using Alt+Enter to add carriage returns to a cell, and they display fine at the top editing panel, but not within the cell itself. If I turn on wrapping, it shows as multi …

0 If I have a cell that is multiple lines of text, I can drag the top bar down to see all the different lines in the cell, but when I hit enter, the cursor goes out of the cell and onto the next. How do I …

I am trying to combine three cells into one, with Alt + Enter or Char(10) separating each value. When I use a simple Excel formula =B2 & Char(10) & C2 & Char(10) & D2 and wrap the text …

If I hit F2 (to edit) then Enter (to save changes) on each of the cells with a newline (without actually editing anything), Excel automatically changes the layout to look like this: I don't want …

57 I have data in a Word table that includes line and paragraph breaks. When I copy the data into Excel, it splits each line and paragraph I want into multiple cells. How do I copy the data to …

Oct 1, 2015 · Even if you hand format it to all be in a single cell, when you paste it into excel, it ignores the word table and just splits everything into multiple lines. Dude didn't even test his …