Select the rows and columns that you want to adjust. If you are comfortable using VBScript, you can easily speed up the above processes by copying and pasting a short script into your developer window. You will find all the selected rows adjusted to fit the contents of the cell with the most height in each row. Double click the boundary of any one of the selected row headers. Similarly, select the row headers of the cells you want to adjust. You will find all the selected columns adjusted to fit the contents of the widest cell in each column. Double click the boundary of any one of the selected column headers. Select the column headers of the cells you want to adjust. In case you want to further make your sheet look neat, you can adjust the cell sizes to the height/ width of the cell with the highest height/ width. When you release the mouse button, you will find all the other selected rows resized to the same height.Ĭhanging the Column Width and Row Height to Auto-fit the Contents Drag the boundary of any one of the selected row headers to the height you like. Similarly, you can apply the same row height by selecting the row headers of all the cells you want to adjust. When you release the mouse button, you will find all the other selected columns resized to the same width. Drag the boundary of any one of the selected column headers to the width you like. Apply the same column width by selecting the column headers of all the cells you want to adjust. Applying the Same Column Width and Row Height by Using a Mouse Your selected cells will now be equally resized to your requirement. Select ‘ Row Height’ and enter the size to which you want to set all the columns in the small ‘ Row Height’ window that appears. Under the Home tab, select ‘Format’ (from the Cells group). Set the row height for the selected cells. Select ‘ Column Width’ and enter the size to which you want to set all the columns in the small ‘ Column Width’ window that appears. Set the column width for the selected cells. If there are a lot of cells that you need to select, click on the cell at the top left corner of your required selection, then pressing down on the SHIFT key, click on the cell at the bottom right corner of your required selection. Drag and select all your required cells. If you want to resize only selected cells, do the following: Setting the Column Width and Row Height of Selected Cells to a Specific Size You will get all your cells uniformly adjusted to your required size. Enter the size to which you want to set all the rows. Right-click on any row, select ‘ Row Height’ from the popup menu. Enter the size to which you want to set all the columns. Select ‘ Column Width’ from the popup menu. Set the Column width for all the cells. Click on the ‘ Select All’ button on the top-left of the Excel window. If you want to resize your entire worksheet, do the following: Giving these cell sizes some uniformity though is quite easy. In the end, what you get is a hodgepodge of cells of varying heights and widths. However, as you work on these cells, the heights and widths of the cells keep expanding to accommodate the contents of your cells. The default row height is 15 and the default column width is 8.43. When you open a fresh Excel worksheet, you will always find the cells to be of a specific width and height by default. Setting the Column Width and Row Height of All Cells to a Specific Size Using VBScript to Auto-fit the Contents of All Selected Cells. 
Using VBScript to Set the Selected Cells to the Same Size as a Specific Cell. 
Using VBScript to Set the Selected Cells to a Specific Size.
Changing the Column Width and Row Height to Auto-fit the Contents. Applying the Same Column Width and Row Height by Using a Mouse. Setting the Column Width and Row Height of Selected Cells to a Specific Size. Setting the Column Width and Row Height of All Cells to a Specific Size.
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