Thanks, it could well be but I do not think that is what it says 'on the tin (for WrapText).
I added the following line and I can see all the text.
$sheet -> Range("B2:J2") -> {RowHeight}   = 60;

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However, the text is positioned at the bottom of the cell. So far my searches to find how to set the alignment
so that it is at the top of the cell have failed. Can anyone help?
Also is there any means of setting the height so that this is the correct value for the entered text so that there are no blank lines?

In reply to Re^2: Problem seeing multiline text in Excel cells by merrymonk
in thread Problem seeing multiline text in Excel cells by merrymonk

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