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On the worksheet, click a cell. Type the numbers or text that you want to enter, and then press ENTER or TAB. To enter data on a new line within a cell, enter a line break by pressing ALT+ENTER.

Select the column, or range where you'll be putting the values, then use CTRL+1 to bring up the Format > Cells dialog and on the Number tab select Text. Now Excel will keep your leading 0's. If you've already entered data and Excel has removed your leading 0's, you can use the TEXT function to add them back.

If you're using Microsoft Excel: Open the File menu and select the Save as... command. In the Save as type drop-down box, select the Text (tab delimited) (*. txt) option. Select the Save button. If you see warning messages pop up, select the OK or Yes button.

Use a data form In the data form, click New. In the data form that appears, type the data for the new row in the fields provided. To move to the next field in the row, press Tab. ... After you have finished typing data, press Enter to save your changes and add the row to the bottom of the range or table.

In Excel, you can insert a text box and then add the paragraph text into it. First, go to the Insert Tab, then click Text, drop down and click on Text Box. Next, you need to insert the text box into the worksheet. Now, edit the text box and paste or type the text in it.

Edit data in a cell Open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Click a cell that's empty, or double-click a cell that isn't empty. Start typing. Optional: To add another line within a cell, press ? + Enter on a Mac or Ctrl + Enter on Windows. When you're done, press Enter.