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One way might be to filll the adjacent cells with Nulls - eg: =REPT(&quot;&quot;,1)<br />
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(the Nulls would prevent the cell to the left encroaching)
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One way might be to filll the adjacent cells with Nulls - eg: =REPT("",1)

(the Nulls would prevent the cell to the left encroaching)

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That's perfect! &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hello,<br />
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I have some very long text in multiple cells. &nbsp;I do not want to wrap the text. &nbsp;I do not want the text to flow through into the adjacent blank cell(s). &nbsp;How do I prevent the text from flowing outside of its cell?
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Hello,

I have some very long text in multiple cells.  I do not want to wrap the text.  I do not want the text to flow through into the adjacent blank cell(s).  How do I prevent the text from flowing outside of its cell?

Excel 2007 - Stop long text from flowing to blank cell

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