
So you don’t need the row height function as much as the column width adjustment. You should also note that Excel automatically adjusts the rows’ height instead of the cells’ width. You can adjust the size of the cells with a particular function that appears when you hover your cursor over the border between columns or rows. If you convert the points to actual units of measurement, then 1 point is about 1/72 inch or 0.035 cm.

At the same time, you can increase their width to 255, the maximum number of characters in a standard font size that a column can hold.


In Excel, there is a function called AutoFit, designed to automatically adjust the size of the cells to the data you insert there.
