In Excel, uniform pull line spacing usually refers to adjusting the row height between cells to make them look more neat and consistent throughout the worksheet. Below I will explain in detail how to do uniform row-spacing in Excel.
Method 1: Manually adjust the cell row height.
The easiest way is to manually adjust the row height of the cell. You can do this by following these steps:
1.Select the range of cells you want to adjust the row height for. This can be an entire worksheet or a cell in a specific area.
2.Double-click the selected cell boundary, or right-click to select the Format Cells option, and then in the Align tab of the Format Cells dialog box, you can manually enter the row height value you want to set.
3.If you only need to adjust the selected row height, instead of the entire worksheet, you can directly drag the line to the right of the row number of the selected cell to adjust the row height.
This method works well for small adjustments, but it can be cumbersome for uniform adjustments across the entire worksheet.
Method 2: Use the "Format Painter" function.
Excel's Format Painter feature can quickly apply the formatting of one cell to other cells. You can do this by following these steps:
1.First, select a cell that includes the row height you want to unify and format it to the desired row height.
2.Click the Format Painter button on the cell (usually located in the toolbar of the Home tab).
3.Then select the range of cells you wish to apply formatting. In this way, Excel will apply the row height format of the first cell to the cells of the selected range.
Method 3: Use the automatic line height adjustment function.
In Excel, you can also use the Auto-Adjust Row Height feature, which automatically adjusts the row height based on the content within the cell. You can do this by following these steps::
1.Select the cells that need to automatically adjust the row height.
2.Click Format in the Home tab, and then select Auto Adjust Row Height.
This will cause all selected cells to automatically adjust the row height according to the height of the content, ensuring that the content is fully displayed.
Method 4: Use the formatting option.
Excel provides formatting options to format the entire worksheet, including row height. You can do this by following these steps::
1.In the worksheet, click any cell to activate the Format Processing.
2.In the Formatting options, you can select Row Height to set a uniform row height value. Once set, Excel will apply the row height to all rows in the entire worksheet.
In summary, the uniform line spacing of Excel can be achieved by manual adjustment, using a format painter, automatically adjusting the line height, formatting options, or writing VBA macros. You can choose the most suitable method according to the actual situation.