It is acceptable to let long text flow into adjacent cells on a worksheet when

A Data will be entered in the adjacent cells
B No data will be entered in the adjacent cells
C There is no suitable abbreviation for the text
D There is not time to format the text

Correct Answer: No data will be entered in the adjacent cells

When there is no data in in the adjacent cells, long text flows into adjacent cells on a worksheet. As soon as data is entered into in the adjacent cells, text will be visible upto cell length in which data is entered, For full visibility of data either we need to increase the length of cell or wrap text in particular cell.

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