Excel’s wrap text option is very useful if you want to show the entire text in a single cell in an Excel worksheet. This increases the value of the work in the Excel worksheet and the work looks neat and clean and presentable.
By default wrap text option is in disable state means if the text is too large then either it will overlay on the adjacent cell or the text cut by itself by the boundary line of the cell. An example is shown below image:
Excel Wrap Text option can be enable using two ways. This is just a simple process, you just need to select the cell containing long text that you want to make visible in a single cell and apply one of the methods explained below:
Excel provides a way by which you can break long text at the specific position from where you want to break. The procedure for this is given below:
Excel cell automatically may or may not adjust its height while applying wrap text based on the settings of the Excel worksheet. This happens because the cell needs to show the entire text inside the cell.
Excel also provides a way by using that you can adjust the height of the cell according to choice. You can force the cell to show a particular height. Simply you need to Click on Row labels present on the left side of the Excel worksheet.
As shown below, To adjust row 1st, double-click on the line present between row A and row 2 in the worksheet. Need to click on the row label area that is available on the left denoted by 1, 2, 3, and so on.
Excel auto-sizing of the cell will not work on Merged Cell. If you want to resize the height of the cell that contains long text or applied with wrap text and also the cell is a Merged cell then you have to resize manually by dragging the line between rows.