Ability will automatically adjust the height of a row to match the largest font you’ve used, so you won’t normally need to change row height.
To change the height of a single row, position the mouse pointer over the top edge of the row bar. The mouse pointer will change to a movement indicator. Drag the mouse (keep the mouse button pressed while moving) to resize the row.
To change several rows at once, first select them and resize any of the selected rows.
Alternatively, you can select the Row Height command from the Format menu. The "Row Height" dialog box is displayed.
Do one of the following:
In the Row Height box, type the height you require in points. A point is 1/96 of an inch, or 0.026cm, so type 48 if you want the row to be a half-inch tall.
You can use Spreadsheet to find the best height, given the texts you have entered. To do this, click on the Best Fit button. Spreadsheet will then look at the highest text in the chosen row, and adjust the height so that the text will be displayed in its entirety. If you have highlighted several rows, Spreadsheet will find the appropriate best height for each of the rows.
Select the Standard checkbox to return to the default height.
When you have altered the row height to suit, click on the OK button and the spreadsheet will be redrawn to your specification.
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