I have a spreadsheet with many columns. The columns are all a small standard width. Double-clicking the partition line between columns will expand the column width to encompass the longest string in that column. Is there a shortcut to perform this operation on every column in the spreadsheet?
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Click where the row and column headers meet, this will select the entire sheet, like so:
Then double-click any one of the column partition lines. I do this all the time, and it's as quick as you can get. |
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I don't know about shortcut. I use menu. |
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Try selecting everything (CTRL + A twice rapidly, or just select the columns you want), and then double-click a partition line. In Excel 2007, that solution seems to work just fine; in other words, it automatically sizes each column to its own longest string. |
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