Shift+Space (Windows/Chrome OS) or Shift+Space (macOS): Select the whole row.
#Google sheets fit text to cell double colum android
Here's a clip of the Android text wrapping process: Google Sheets Text Wrapping Not Working? STEP 3: Navigate to the 'Cell' tab of the formatting menu, scroll down and check the 'Wrap text' option: Here's a clip of the iPhone/iPad text wrapping process: Wrap Text On The Google Sheets Android App STEP 3: Navigate to the 'Cell' tab of the formatting menu and check the 'Wrap text' option: STEP 2: Touch the formatting icon above the sheet: STEP 1: Select the cell, range, column, or row you want to wrap by touching them. Here's why each setting might not work and what you can do to fix it: Overflow is not working There is text in neighboring cells #FIT TEXT TO CELL GOOGLE SHEETS ANDROID# If you want text in a wide cell to contain more than one line, you can enter a line break within a cell by typing Alt + Enter or Ctrl + Enter (Windows, Chrome OS) or Option + Enter or ⌘ + Enter (Mac): Words are being wrapped If the column is wide enough to fit the text it won't wrap onto more than one line: If the column is wide enough to fit the text it won't overflow into a neighboring cell: Wrap is not working The column is too wide When neighboring cells are not empty, overflow behaves just like clip: The column is too wide Overflow only works when the neighboring cells it can overflow into are empty. When a column is wide, wrap creates a line break using spaces and keeps all words whole to help with readability. When a column is narrow (or a word is very long), wrap becomes more aggressive and, when needed, will wrap a single word across multiple lines.
To avoid this add spaces, your own line breaks, or increase the width of the column.Yes, you can change this behavior, but you will probably not want the side effects this causes.
The key to limiting the cell contents to the cell's boundaries regardless of whether the adjacent cell contains data is the text alignment Fill. > Alignment tab > Horizontal alignment > Fill Select the cells you don't want to overflow and right click them > Format cells. The problem with this method is that this will actually fill cells by repeating their content when it is short enough to fit in the cell multiple times. (Note that B7 is filled with 'short text'.) See below screenshot for what this means. In addition to this, numbers will become left aligned and if the adjacent cell is set to Fill, too, text will still overflow into that cell (thanks posfan12 and HongboZhu for pointing this out). So it really seems like you will be stuck with the workarounds in Benedikt's post. #FIT TEXT TO CELL GOOGLE SHEETS ANDROID#.
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