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Remember those tests in school where you used a #2 pencil and had to
enter each number in its separate cell? So if you enter 123456 they had lines between them. How would I make a cell that has room for six digits? I have a form I print out that we enter numbers from machines that are using a six digit counter. I want to be able to scan them in using OCR. I thought it would help if there were vertical lines in each box so that the numbers are in there correct place. I don't see a way to do that using the properties box. How would I go about this? I have Excel 97 and access to excel 2007. Thanks Russ |
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