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How to merge cells preserving topleft value and format in XlsIO?
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+ Explain the behavior of the WrapText property in XlsIO?
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+title: Explain the behavior of the WrapText property in XlsIO | Syncfusion
+description: Explains how the WrapText property affects Excel cell layout, text wraps to column width and increases row height, following Excel’s default behavior in XlsIO.
+platform: document-processing
+control: XlsIO
+documentation: UG
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+# Explain the behavior of the WrapText property in XlsIO?
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+When `WrapText` is set to true, Microsoft Excel keeps the current column width and wraps the cell text within that width. The wrapped text causes the row height to increase so all lines are visible. This is Excel's default behavior and XlsIO follows the same behavior.