You will also see how you can get the value of height and width and store it in value and then you can increase it by a certain percentage.

Change Row Height using VBA To change the height of the row, you need to use the entire row property and then row height property.

In the row height, you need to specify the height (as a number) that you want to apply.

You can also use an input box or use a cell value to enter the height.

In that case, you can get the row height from row, store it in a variable, and then change it.

Rows(1).EntireRow.RowHeight iRow 1.5 When you run the above code, it takes the row height from the row 1, stores it to the variable iRow, in the end, increases it by 50.

Row Height to AutoFit You can also change the height of the row to the content there in it.

And if theres no content in the cells of the row, the above code will change the row height to the default.

Rows(1).EntireRow.AutoFit Heres a quick tutorial about using autofit in VBA.

Change Column Width using VBA To change the width of the column, you need to use the entire column property and then column width property.

In the column width, you need to specify the width (as a number) that you want to apply.

You can also use an input box or use a cell value to enter the width.

Columns(1).EntireColumn.ColumnWidth 20 Specify the column for which you wish to change the width.

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