Let me answer the question I think you're asking..

In a new worksheet all rows are set to 'auto-fit' their row heights. That
means if you turn on word wrap or if you increase the font size of a cell,
the row's height will automatically increase to accommodate it. However, if
you manually set a row's height, it no longer will auto-fit. Excel assumes
that when you manually set a row height it's because that is the height you
want, so it maintains it.

To get back to autofit use Format, Row, AutoFit. A shortcut is to
double-click the separator between the row numbers in the left border.

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| Hi All,
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| When I first start a worksheet and set word wrap to ON in a cell, the row
| height will grow to suit the contents of the cell. If I later set the row
ht,
| the contents 'could' actually not be visible.
|
| How can I tell the row height to grow with the contents?
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| Just trying to get some answers