Line breaks in Excel

Many people when entering new content on Excel or editing Excel spreadsheets will encounter small, inaccurate lines. The lines are not evenly spaced across the entire page content, making the page look relatively messy. Editing regular lines in Excel is essential to help you get a nice, easy-to-use spreadsheet that works professionally with office tools. The following article will help you know how to stretch lines on Excel.

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Method 1: Manually stretch Excel lines

First, black out the lines you want to stretch by clicking the line number, then see the 4-dimensional arrow icon. Now move your mouse over the line number and stretch it in one position.

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As a result we will get the stretch lines as shown below.

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Method 2: Stretch Excel line by size

We also select the lines we want to expand, then right-click and choose Row Height .

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Or you can click on the Home tab and choose Format, then click on the Row Height.

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Appears the Row Height dialog box to allow the user to enter a dimension to expand the line and click OK.

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The result also has stretched lines according to the size you entered.

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Method 3: Extend Excel automatically

We also highlight the lines you want to stretch and click on the Hoome tab, select Format and then click AutoFit Row Height . At that time, the system will automatically adjust line spacing without users having to edit much.

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In Excel also has automatic line relaxation mode, suitable for the size and layout of content in each line. If you want to manually adjust line spacing on Excel, we can also enter the line spacing size in Excel.

See more:

1. MS Excel - Lesson 4: Working with lines, columns, sheets
2. Print text, data in Microsoft Excel
3. Complete tutorial of Excel 2016 (Part 6): Change the size of columns, rows and cells

I wish you all success!