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Excel has 16,384 columns (and 1,048,576 rows) and there may be times you want to make all columns as wide as necessary, rather than doing them one by one.
Here's how:
That's all there's to it. I use it all the time and I could have sworn I wrote a tip about it. But trying to dig it out for one of my course participants earlier this week I realised I never did.
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