What is how to wrap text in excel?

To wrap text in Excel, preventing it from overflowing into adjacent cells, you can use the Wrap Text feature. Here's how:

1. Select the Cell(s): First, select the cell or cells you want to apply text wrapping to.

2. Access Wrap Text: There are a few ways to access the wrap text function:

   • Home Tab: Go to the Home tab on the ribbon. In the Alignment group, find the Wrap Text button and click it.

   • Format Cells Dialog: Right-click on the selected cell(s) and choose "Format Cells...". In the Format Cells dialog box, go to the Alignment Tab. Check the box labeled "Wrap text". Click "OK".

3. Adjust Row Height (if needed): After applying wrap text, the text might still be cut off if the row height is too small. Excel will automatically adjust the row height to display the wrapped text when Wrap text is selected but sometimes it may not adjust it enough. You can manually adjust the Row Height by dragging the bottom border of the row header or by right-clicking on the row header, selecting "Row Height...", and entering a specific value.

Important Considerations:

• Column Width: The text will wrap within the existing column width. If the column is too narrow, the text will wrap more frequently. Adjust the Column Width if needed.

• Line Breaks: You can manually insert line breaks within a cell using Alt + Enter (on Windows) or Option + Return (on Mac). This overrides the automatic wrapping.

• Alignment: You can further customize the appearance of the wrapped text by adjusting the horizontal and vertical Alignment within the cell (e.g., top, middle, bottom, left, center, right). These options are also found in the Format Cells dialog box (Alignment tab) or the Home tab (Alignment group).