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Anyone out there know a way to split a single excel cell diagonally in order
to have it contain 2 pieces of information? |
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Forrest,
As far as I know, you can not split a cell diagonally so that it can contain 2 pieces of information. However, you can merge cells which might give you the effect that you want. To do so, go to the standard toolbar and hit Format - Cells - Alignment Tab - Text Control and work with the merged cells option. ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Forrest" wrote: Anyone out there know a way to split a single excel cell diagonally in order to have it contain 2 pieces of information? |
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First, try not to do it. It gets more difficult to do stuff based on what's in
the top left corner vs what's in the bottom right corner. But when I have to do this (and this looks awful!), I type my first value, alt-enter, some spaces and the second value. Add a diagonal border and with a little fiddling, it might pass. Forrest wrote: Anyone out there know a way to split a single excel cell diagonally in order to have it contain 2 pieces of information? -- Dave Peterson |
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