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Cell borders and angled text

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David M Hargrave - 14 May 2007 11:09 GMT
Is it possible to have angled text and a straight border?  I'm trying to
create a two-line table, with v large fonts in Line 1 and smaller (angled to
help the fit) text in Line 2.  To aid clarity, I want the whole thing with
each cell bordered.  In past versions of Excel, I think I've been able to
have the angle/straight mix.
challa prabhu - 14 May 2007 12:09 GMT
Do the following:

1. Click to slect the cell.
2. On the format menu, click Cells.
The format Cells dialog box is displayed.
-or-
Right-click and click Format Cells.
The format Cells dialog box is displayed.
3. Click the Alignment tab.
4. Under Orientation, enter a value in the Degrees list, or click the up or
down arrow to increase or decrease the value.
5. Click OK to accept the new propertiy values in the Format Cells dialog box.

Challa Prabhu

> Is it possible to have angled text and a straight border?  I'm trying to
> create a two-line table, with v large fonts in Line 1 and smaller (angled to
> help the fit) text in Line 2.  To aid clarity, I want the whole thing with
> each cell bordered.  In past versions of Excel, I think I've been able to
> have the angle/straight mix.
David M Hargrave - 17 May 2007 09:44 GMT
Challa

Thanks for your response, but I'm afraid you've only answered half my
question and, for me, the significant half.

I know how to angle text.  I know how to apply cell borders.  The problem is
that I want angled text in a cell with straight borders, and that I don't
seem to be able to get.

Can you help, please.

David

> Do the following:
>
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> > each cell bordered.  In past versions of Excel, I think I've been able to
> > have the angle/straight mix.
 
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