Question : Format Excel Sheet

I have an Excel workbook that I'm using to collect data that is processed by an Access database.  The sheet where the data is stored - "SavedData" is hidden and has all of the data stored in different rows in column A.

I'm using a VB Form for data entry which is working very well.  The problem is printing a paper copy - the VB Form prints a WYSIWYG sheet that misses data when the text is larger than the control it's entered in.

My next idea is to create a second worksheet that displays the data in a report-like format.  I've run into a problem with cells that are merged.  I need to resize the row so all of the data shows and can be printed properly.  The problem is when cells are merged, the AutoFit command resizes the row to the height of the tallest cell that is not merged.

The best solution is to get the VB Form to print all of the data - the second worksheet idea will work if the VB Form can be fixed and there's an alternative to the AutoFit command for merged cells.

I appreciate any help y'all can provide.

Thanks!

Answer : Format Excel Sheet

Have you considered moving the output into Word? It should paste as a table in which the columns/rows ought to behave much nicer for text. Of course, I cannot be sure without the actual files to test...