![]() To autofit multiple non-adjacent columns/rows, select one column or row and hold down the Ctrl key while selecting the other columns or rows. Select any cell in the column/row you want to autofit. On the Layout tab, you can specify the custom height and width. The contextual tabs, Table Design and Layout, appear in the ribbon. Resize rows, columns, or cells Select the table. AutoFit column width and row height using a keyboard shortcut Those of you who prefer working with the keyboard most of the time, may like the following way to auto fit in Excel. Rest the pointer on the lower-right corner of the table until appears, and then drag the table boundary until the table is the size that you want. To AutoFit row height, select the row(s) of interest, go to the Home tab Cells group, and click Format AutoFit Row Height. AutoFit columns and rows by using the ribbon Another way to AutoFit in Excel is by using the following options on the ribbon: To AutoFit column width, select one, several or all columns on the sheet, go to the Home tab Cells group, and click Format AutoFit Column Width. To autofit the whole sheet, press Ctrl + A or click the Select All button and then, depending on your needs, double click a border of any column or row heading, or both. ![]() I notice if I open Table Properties, I can change the text properties within the cell: Trying the Wrap text option, here’s what I get: Turning off Wrap text and selecting Fit text g. To autofit multiple columns / multiple rows, select them, and double click a boundary between any two column / row headings in the selection. (I’m using Word 2101 for Windows 10.) That’s with the default settings.
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