More than One Column in Excel Text Box – Excel #Shorts



If you use a text box element to give comments to your worksheet, you may want to set it for a multiple column format instead of the default one column. It could look like a newspaper or newsletter type of layout. It’s not an obvious command in formatting, but it’s easy to do. Here’s an Excel #shorts video to show you how.

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