How to Change the Row Height in Excel – 6 Methods

This is the sample dataset.

Method 1 – Using Row Height Command

Steps:

• Select B14:D14.
• Go to: Home >> Cells >> Format >> Row Height.

• Set the Row Height to 50.
• Click OK.

This is the output.

Read More: How to Change & Restore Default Row Height in Excel

Method 2 – Utilizing the AutoFit Row Height Command

Steps:

• Select B14:D14
• Go to: Home >> Cells >> Format >> AutoFit Row Height.

This is the output.

Read More: How to Auto Adjust Row Height in Excel

Method 3 – Using the mouse

Steps:

• Go to row 14.
• Double-click the row using the plus sign.

This is the output.

Read More: Auto Row Height Not Working in Excel

Method 4 – Dragging the Mouse

Steps:

• Go to row 14.
• Drag down the plus sign to increase the height of the row.

This is the output.

Method 5- Using a Keyboard Shortcut

Steps:

• Select B14:D14.
• Press Alt+H+O+H.

• Change the Row Height to 50.
• Click OK.

This is the output.

Method 6 – Using the Context Menu

Steps:

• Right-click row 14.
• Choose Row Height.

• Set the Row height to 50.
• Click OK.

This is the output.

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