Wrap Text

RussChilds

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Hi All,
I'm exporting data from an SQL database into Excel 2010. Part of the column headings disappears. When I select "wrap text" it won't wrap the text. The only way is to manually pull the column length down. Some headings are quite long so I do want to wrap the text.

Can you help?!

Many thanks!
Russ
 

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Thanks for the reply Imran. I'm using 2010. I've tried Auto Fit Row Height and it still cuts the top off the text?
 
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