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# Text wrapping options

> DingTalk Sheets offers three text wrapping modes — Overflow, Wrap Text, and Clip — for handling cells with long content. Choose the right mode via the toolbar or menu to keep all text visible and maintain control over spreadsheet dimensions.

Spreadsheet supports three text wrapping options: **Overflow, Wrap Text, and Clip**. Wrapping options are typically used for cells with large amounts of text. By adjusting the wrapping option, all text remains visible at a glance without being hidden, and spreadsheet size stays under control.

## Overflow

Displays text that exceeds the cell width in the adjacent cells.

Select the target cell, click **Menu** —> **Format** at the top, and then select **Alignment —> Overflow** from the drop-down menu. Alternatively, select the target text and click **Wrap Text —> Overflow** in the toolbar for a quick adjustment.

## Wrap Text

Automatically breaks long text in a cell based on the cell width and continues the text on the next line within the same cell.

Select the target cell, click **Menu** —> **Format** at the top, and then select **Alignment —> Wrap Text** from the drop-down menu. Alternatively, select the target text and click **Overflow —> Wrap Text** in the toolbar for a quick adjustment.

## Clip

Hides text that exceeds the cell width.

Select the target cell, click **Menu** —> **Format** at the top, and then select **Alignment —> Clip** from the drop-down menu. Alternatively, select the target text and click **Wrap Text —> Clip** in the toolbar for a quick adjustment. Clip is generally used for non-essential text in a spreadsheet.

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