On 5/3/08 12:47 PM, in article
110974E3-D06E-4BBB-B089-B194B7867592@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Peyton Todd"
<PeytonTodd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Hello. An easily answered question, I hope: I want to increase the size
of a
> row in my Excel 2003 spreadsheet, but when I place the cursor on the
line
> separating it from the row below it, it no longer changes to the shape
> enabling me to drag the bottom line of the row to where I want it.
Instead,
> it persists in maintaining its (fat, white) cross shape. How can I get
it to
> abandon this cross shape? (And just for curiosity, what does the cross
shape
> mean?)
>
> Thanks for your help.
The open white cross is the normal "select a cell" cursor. To change the
row
height (or column width) move the cursor to the edge of the sheet to the
row
numbers or column names. The cursor should change shape and allow you to
change widths and heights. If not, the sheet may be protected, and will
have
to be unprotected first.
--
Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom
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