This also makes the text start at the next grid line available, instead of at the top of the frame.īaseline grid can be turned on and off in the Control panel or the paragraph panel. Since the grid does not match the leading the grid defines the leading. In the attached image, the text in the frame on the left is aligned to the baseline grid. In some cases there is not enough rom for all the text. The following message appears: Text will extend below selected range. The alignment options let you define the placement of text within a cell on the horizontal axis and on the vertical axis. In the group of Editing click on Fill from the drop down list select Justify. If you have the Excel desktop application, you can use it to open your workbook and rotate text there. This makes the first line of text always align to the next baseline grid it can find, which makes the first line shift up or down a bit relative to the frame. To prevent text from extending beyond the report width: First ensure that the typed text was only entered in cell A2.
This is the merged cell of this row - there are four more columns in the table. The text is there alright but disappears into the bottom of the page. As the frame moves about the page the baseline grid is staying fixed to the page. The text in the first-column cell of the last row on page 1 begins on page 1 but doesn't appear continued at top of page 2. I think your text is set to snap to a baseline grid. Also, some of the fields are just not checked in your submissions: So those that are empty are not showing in submissions. If this makes the problem go away then a text wrap was your culprit You can either accept that the problem is solved or explore further to see what objects have the text wrap and either remove it or ensure it is appropriate for your layout. I checked your submissions and the checked options are showing in Excel: It is just showing checked items in separate columns as explained earlier.
One easy way to test this is to turn on Ignore Text Wrap in the frame options dialogue. It is this text that disappears when I try to use wrap in Excel. I have copied and pasted the required text (the ordinary typing) onto another Word document and altered the formatting just to remove new paragraph (enter) characters. xlsx in other versions of excel and on other computers it displays correctly and as expected. I added text to the document (in the midst of the existing text) using straightforward typing on my Mac. Print preview displays with the colored cells. When scrolling through so that these cells go offscreen, then back on screen - some of the colors return. First check to see if the text frames are overlapping an object with text wrap applied. In using a specific Excel file in some of the tabs, the color in cells seem to disappear.
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