AutoFit/Best Fit Commands Work Incorrectly With Hidden CellsID: Q120041
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In Microsoft Excel version 5.0, if you format a cell with the Center
Across Selection, and Wrap Text formatting, and you hide the column that
contains this cell, the AutoFit command works incorrectly for the row that
contains this hidden cell. If you hide the row that contains this cell, the
AutoFit command works incorrectly for the column that contains this hidden
cell.
In Microsoft Excel versions 4.0 and 4.0a, if you hide the row that
contains the cell with this formatting, the Best Fit button in the
Column Width dialog box works incorrectly for the column that
contains this hidden cell.
This behavior occurs only when the hidden cell contains both the
Center Across Selection and the Wrap Text formatting. When you use
the AutoFit command with the row or column that contains this hidden
cell, the row height or column width increases incorrectly. The resulting
height or width depends on the length of the data that is contained in the
hidden cell; that is, the greater the length of the data contained in the
hidden cell, the greater the height or width increases using AutoFit.
This behavior also occurs when you double-click the border to the
right of the column heading, or the border above the row heading to
set the column width or row height.
To avoid this behavior, you must use the Row Height or Column Width dialog boxes to change the height of the row or the width of the column that contains the hidden cell.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. This problem was corrected in a later version of Microsoft Excel.
For more information about Adjusting Column Width or Adjusting Row
Height, choose the Search button in Help and type:
AutoFit
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Version : 4.00 4.00a 5.00
Platform : WINDOWS
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Last Reviewed: July 29, 1999