- What is the difference between table layout fixed and auto?
- What does Fixed column Width option do?
- Why is the column width not the same when printed in Excel?
- Why does Excel keep changing column width?
What is the difference between table layout fixed and auto?
auto: It is used to set the automatic table layout on the browser. This property set the column width by unbreakable content in the cells. fixed: It is used to set a fixed table layout. The table and column widths are set by the widths of table and col or by the width of the first row of cells.
What does Fixed column Width option do?
Selecting "Fixed Column Width" disables the "Automatically resize to fit content" setting at Table Properties | Table | Table Options. It means that whatever size you set for a column will be honored.
Why is the column width not the same when printed in Excel?
Depending on the fonts you use, column widths and row heights may appear differently when you print or view a worksheet in print preview. This behavior occurs when you use proportionally spaced fonts, such as a proportional TrueType font.
Why does Excel keep changing column width?
The autofit feature will resize the column to the width of the widest cell (the cell with the most contents) in each column. This can be annoying! Especially when the worksheet contains data in other cells outside the pivot table or any shapes (charts, slicers, shapes, etc.).