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Centre Across Selection oddity

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Jay - 18 Jul 2007 23:21 GMT
Sometimes when I use 'centre across selection' to centre horizontally
across more than one cell, if the cells in question have an outside
border, the right-hand border often disappears when the left-most cell
contents are centred across the selection.

However, this behaviour is inconsistent and I can't figure out what
causes it when it happens.

I have examples & can't figure it out.  I know it's not a major hassle
but would like to know why.

If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it.

Regards.......Jason
Mark Lincoln - 19 Jul 2007 21:29 GMT
Check for Centre Across Selection formatting in the first cell to the
right of the bordered range.

Mark Lincoln

> Sometimes when I use 'centre across selection' to centre horizontally
> across more than one cell, if the cells in question have an outside
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>
> Regards.......Jason
Jay - 22 Jul 2007 11:28 GMT
Thanks for the sughestion Mark,  I'll check that tomorrow at work on the
affected files (but I've just re-created it & can see that it does have
that effect).

Rgds...Jason

> Check for Centre Across Selection formatting in the first cell to the
> right of the bordered range.
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>> Regards.......Jason
 
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