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You could always use a different monitor!<br />
Excel sets row column widths based upon the minimum unit of 1 screen pixel. So when you specify a row height or column width it will be rounded to the nearest whole number of pixels. What that actually translates to in millimeters depends entirely on your display settings.<br />
Will a fraction of a millimeter matter? &nbsp;When you print you are not controlling the toner width that separates your columns.<br />
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On the Dell P2210 I'm writing this on Excel snaps from 2.80 to 2.86 if I try to do the same thing.
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You could always use a different monitor!
Excel sets row column widths based upon the minimum unit of 1 screen pixel. So when you specify a row height or column width it will be rounded to the nearest whole number of pixels. What that actually translates to in millimeters depends entirely on your display settings.
Will a fraction of a millimeter matter?  When you print you are not controlling the toner width that separates your columns.

On the Dell P2210 I'm writing this on Excel snaps from 2.80 to 2.86 if I try to do the same thing.

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I should probably explain... at the end of the day I wish to <b>print out</b> a 2.8mm width column.
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I should probably explain... at the end of the day I wish to print out a 2.8mm width column.

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Sheldon Livingston

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I wish to make an Excel column of width 2.8mm. When I do this Excel snaps the width to 2.65mm.<br />
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It appears that we can only go from 2.65mm to 2.91mm... not the exact 2.8mm<br />
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Anyone know of a workaround?
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I wish to make an Excel column of width 2.8mm. When I do this Excel snaps the width to 2.65mm.

It appears that we can only go from 2.65mm to 2.91mm... not the exact 2.8mm

Anyone know of a workaround?

Custom Excel column width?

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