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MS Project 2016 row height problem
Suddenly the row heights of new projects is about 8 letters tall rather than the normal 1 letter high. I tried adjusting the row heights via the prescribed View-Tables-Entry-Edit route. I can make ...
- Mary --
Thanks for sharing the screenshot. You have two columns to the right of the Finish column, whose column width is narrowed to practically nothing. That is causing the extreme height of the column headers row. Either set the column width of those two columns to 0 to hide them, or widen them so that you can see the names of those columns. That should solve your problem. Hope this helps.
Mary --
Thanks for sharing the screenshot. You have two columns to the right of the Finish column, whose column width is narrowed to practically nothing. That is causing the extreme height of the column headers row. Either set the column width of those two columns to 0 to hide them, or widen them so that you can see the names of those columns. That should solve your problem. Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing the screenshot. You have two columns to the right of the Finish column, whose column width is narrowed to practically nothing. That is causing the extreme height of the column headers row. Either set the column width of those two columns to 0 to hide them, or widen them so that you can see the names of those columns. That should solve your problem. Hope this helps.
- Mary --
There should be a "Mark as best response" link after each of the messages in our thread. Click that link after the reply that answered your question. If you do not see the "Mark as best response" link, then don't worry about it. Thanks! - Dale, I would be happy to do that, but can't see where to do so?
- Mary --
You are more than welcome for the help, my friend! If my reply was the answer to your question, would you kindly mark my reply as the Best Response? Thank you! Dale_HowardMVP Thanks so much! I can't believe I missed that!
Mary