In the ‘Format Cells’ dialog box that opens, select ‘Alignment’ tab (if not selected already).In the Alignment group, click on the Alignment Setting dialog box launcher (it’s a small ’tilted arrow in a box’ icon at the bottom right of the group).Select the cells for which you want to apply the wrap text formatting.This is my least preferred method, but there is a reason I am including this one in this tutorial (as it can be useful in one specific scenario).īelow are the steps to wrap the text using the Format dialog box: ALT + H + W (ALY key followed by the H and W keys) Wrap text with the Format Dialog box Good news is that you can use the below keyboard shortcut to quickly wrap text in all the selected cells. If you’re like me, leaving the keyboard and using a mouse to click even a single button could feel like a waste of time. This adds an icon to the QAT and when you want to wrap text in any cell, just select it and click this icon in the QAT. right-click on the Wrap text option and click on ‘Add to Quick Access Toolbar’ You can further bring down the effort from two to one-click by adding the Wrap text option to the Quick Access Toolbar. You will get the final result as shown below. In the Alignment group, click on the ‘Wrap text’ button.Īll it takes it two-click to quickly wrap the text.Select the entire dataset (column A in this example).Suppose you have the dataset as shown below where you want to wrap text in column A. Since this is something you may need to do quite often, there is easy access to quickly wrap the text with a click on a button. The Column Width is Already Wide enough.
Excel Text Wrap Not Working – Possible Solutions.Inserting Line Break (Manually, Using Formula, or Find and Replace).How Does Excel Decide How Much text to Wrap.
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