Excel Row Height change from 409 max height setting
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I have been struggling to change the pre-set Row Height of 409.
I have looked in all the Advance and Normal settings and end up going around in circles.
Why have M/s made it that I cannot CHANGE it ???
Why would they possibly care if it's more than 409 !??
Utterly spoiling what was a good program!
There seem to be other limitations too which are almost as infuriating !
Like telling me WHEN I am going to be 'active' on my comouter ! Utterly insane! How dare it try to monitor when I use my computer! And then demand only 8hr blocks ! ?? What? Clearly they have zero idea about how people use their computers! No faith in them one bit, and it gets less every year! :(
Anyway rant over !....
Does anyone know how to get around this Excel Height limit please?
All help very gratefully received.
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If you want to change the row height to more than 409, I’d like to say that the maximum value of the row height is 409 in the Excel application by default. So it isn’t feasible for you to change the behavior now. More detailed information can be seen in the article . I suggest you submit your feedback on our Excel UserVoice as it is the direct way for product developers to know users’ requirements and improve our products.
About the issue of inserting a line, as it is another issue with different symptoms, I suggest you post a new thread on our forum for expert help.
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OssieMac • 48,006 Reputation points • Volunteer Moderator 2018-09-30T01:16:21+00:00 Without knowing why you need or how you are using the additional row height I am not sure if this suggestion will help. You can merge cells to effectively get a greater cell height. Can't just merge entire rows or you get just one cell for the entire merged rows. However, you can merge individual cells in different adjacent rows within a column. I believe that the "Active" time is designed so that it can automatically complete updates that require restarting at times when you are not using the computer. 0 comments No comments
Without knowing why you need or how you are using the additional row height I am not sure if this suggestion will help.
You can merge cells to effectively get a greater cell height. Can't just merge entire rows or you get just one cell for the entire merged rows. However, you can merge individual cells in different adjacent rows within a column.
I believe that the "Active" time is designed so that it can automatically complete updates that require restarting at times when you are not using the computer.
Anonymous 2018-09-30T14:18:23+00:00 Hi OssieMac, Thanks. In this instance I'm using a Diet Menu, but I can think of 100's of other excel files I have from accounts to databases where I may need to make notes about companies etc where it might go beyond the 409 (not lines but a set 'size')! I just cannot deal with restrictions! If they continue I'll have to useanother program! Although once I've got Drupal working then maybe I can shelve it anyway! :) But I've typically liked Excel. I don't want to have to restrict how I present info (as I'm having to now)!!! GRRRRR Or have to merge cels as that then throws out the other columns. Whilst I appreciate your 'work around' I ought not have to and for this it just won't work. If I then adjust or change any other row or column it'll throw it all out. I have menus which consist of list of ingredients then a how to make the menu. I work all hours so the thought of giving it ANY time other than perhaps 5am - as my work time varies. So I've tried to turn it off but I'm not convinced that I have. Just annoyed it assumes we all operate 'normal standard' lives! I am in control of my **** not it telling me when it'll do things! A concept Windoze (or maybe even Windud now) isn't familar with perhaps! :( 0 comments No comments
In this instance I'm using a Diet Menu, but I can think of 100's of other excel files I have from accounts to databases where I may need to make notes about companies etc where it might go beyond the 409 (not lines but a set 'size')!
I just cannot deal with restrictions! If they continue I'll have to useanother program!
Although once I've got Drupal working then maybe I can shelve it anyway! :) But I've typically liked Excel.
I don't want to have to restrict how I present info (as I'm having to now)!!! GRRRRR
Or have to merge cels as that then throws out the other columns.
Whilst I appreciate your 'work around' I ought not have to and for this it just won't work. If I then adjust or change any other row or column it'll throw it all out.
I have menus which consist of list of ingredients then a how to make the menu.
I work all hours so the thought of giving it ANY time other than perhaps 5am - as my work time varies. So I've tried to turn it off but I'm not convinced that I have. Just annoyed it assumes we all operate 'normal standard' lives!
I am in control of my **** not it telling me when it'll do things!
A concept Windoze (or maybe even Windud now) isn't familar with perhaps! :(
Anonymous 2018-09-30T16:11:21+00:00 And now when I ask it to INSERT a line it just plain REFUSES to do such a thing! ??? why has it decided to stop working?? I've had to highlight a whole load on the list and slide them down ! Wish I NEVER got a laptop with Win 10 - been a total nightmare. Wish I was still on win7 prof and the older Excel as it WORKED. :( How these programmers get away with launching programs that at best are beta copies I cannot imagine. And as for making us all now subscribe to them is disgusting. 0 comments No comments
And now when I ask it to INSERT a line it just plain REFUSES to do such a thing! ???
why has it decided to stop working??
I've had to highlight a whole load on the list and slide them down !
Wish I NEVER got a laptop with Win 10 - been a total nightmare.
Wish I was still on win7 prof and the older Excel as it WORKED. :(
How these programmers get away with launching programs that at best are beta copies I cannot imagine.
And as for making us all now subscribe to them is disgusting.