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UsefulGyaan Has Posted the Following On 06-10-2013 11:51 PM:
Although Excel is a primarily a spreadsheet program, which means that it has been designed to store numbers, we often need to use some cells to store text. Also, at times we need to use 'Word'-like features like line breaks or bullet points. Did you know that you could achieve it in Excel this way: […]http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?hos...f=&feed=1
Did You Know :: Bullet Points & Line Breaks in Excel Cells
[ALT] + [Number entered from numeric key board] = Char(number)
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