Many times you may have used word wrap to arrange the lines in an Excel cell so that it occupies the correct cell width you prefer. But what if you don’t like the way it wraps the text or you want to forcefully word wrap after a particular word in a sentence in an Excel Cell?
For example, in the picture below, in the first cell the text is word wrapped automatically and in the second cell it is word wrapped after the ‘Lyte Byte –‘ forcefully.
So here is the tip, wherever you want to manually insert word wrap or to write in more than one line within Excel cell, use keyboard shortcut Alt + Enter. This will allow to enter multiple lines within a single Excel cell with ease and on the go.
I always enjoy your excel tips, you are the excel guru, I always turn to search your posts when I face some difficulties using excel
@Keith Dsouza, Nice to hear that. I write tips as i face some issues and challenges when i work with excel.
Great Tips, Thanks for sharing even after working on Unix/Linux still need Windows Excel for work
To be honest, i was looking for something similar, and i have found it
thank you very much 
THANK YOU!, this was very helpful and exactly what I was searching for. Its amazing how easy something is, but how difficult it can be if you dont know the steps to take
You Rock!
Hey Thanks for the Help.