Formatting Worksheet Cells
The appearance of worksheet cells can be set by a variety of formatting options.
Formatting applied to a database header row applies to the associated database rows.
To format worksheet cells:
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The Format Cells dialog box opens.
The Number tab sets the number format for the selected cells (see Creating Record Formats).
 
Determines the accuracy of angles and measurement system applied; measurement system is degrees, minutes, and seconds or decimal numbers up to eight decimal places
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Select to wrap text that exceeds the cell width (automatically adjusting row height); deselect to allow text that is longer than the cell width to “float” over empty adjacent cells. If adjacent cells contain content, unwrapped text may appear truncated. Numbers that exceed the cell width are displayed with # characters.
Merges a range of selected spreadsheet cells into one cell; cell and border formatting and text wrapping are applied to the cell group rather than to the individual cells. The cell contents and format of only the upper left cell in the group apply to the merged cells. Data and formatting in the other cells will be lost during the merge.
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The current Line Attributes are applied to a border element as it is added. Select the attributes before clicking to add a border element.
 
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Click OK to set the formatting for the selected cell(s). The worksheet formatting also applies to worksheets placed on a drawing.

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