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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / January 2008How do I make a double strike-through?
I need to make two lines through selected words and text in an Excel worksheet. I know how to make the single strike-through, but is it possible to make a double? Only in Word AFAIK Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP >I need to make two lines through selected words and text in an Excel >worksheet. I know how to make the single strike-through, but is it possible >to make a double? Gord / Tafeille: I'm using Excel 2003-SP2 on XP-Pro. If I go to "Customize - Commands - Format", there is a selection for a Double Strikethrough function button - which I actually use. HTH SB > Only in Word AFAIK > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>possible >>to make a double? Are you sure about double strikethrough? I see double underline, but not double strikethrough. > Gord / Tafeille: > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >>possible > >>to make a double?  SignatureDave Peterson He must have confused the 2 SignatureRegards, Peo Sjoblom > Are you sure about double strikethrough? > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >>possible >> >>to make a double? > Are you sure about double strikethrough? > > I see double underline, but not double strikethrough. Word 2007 has double strikethrough...... Just thought I'd slip that in.. :-) So does previous versions of Word, but Gord already said that SignatureRegards, Peo Sjoblom >> Are you sure about double strikethrough? >> >> I see double underline, but not double strikethrough. > > Word 2007 has double strikethrough...... > Just thought I'd slip that in.. :-) I also have Excel 2003, XP Pro w/SP2. I went thru the steps suggested and you're right, it is an Underscore (or Underline), not a Strike-through. I didn't think it could be done, but thought I'd find out for sure. Thank you to each of you. Tafeille Hi Tafeille, What you can do: format the desired text as double strike-through in Word, and use Paste Special. Paste as either a Microsoft Office Word Document object or as a Picture. In both cases you'll have an object that floats over the worksheet cells. Make sure the cells contain the values you want, position the object over them, and you're done. Of course this won't work when the values will change - but perhaps this suits your needs. Good luck, Cooz > I also have Excel 2003, XP Pro w/SP2. I went thru the steps suggested and > you're right, it is an Underscore (or Underline), not a Strike-through. > I didn't think it could be done, but thought I'd find out for sure. > > Thank you to each of you. > Tafeille |
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