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I am creating a calendar that is required to display corporate meetings.
Where multiple meetings fall on one day I would like to format the cell to show the formats for each meeting. I thought I could use the diagonal border line in each cell and enter a format in each quarter. is this possible? thanx |
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If you are entering the details manually, then with care you can use
spaces and line-feeds (ALT-Enter) to position the entries to be either side of the diagonal lines. You can also highlight part of the text entry within that cell and set a format (eg colour) for it. It would involve some trial and error. If you wanted to do this via a formula or using Conditional Formatting then you will not be able to. Hope this helps. Pete On May 7, 5:50*am, Deb-Ellen wrote: I am creating a calendar that is required to display corporate meetings. * Where multiple meetings fall on one day I would like to format the cell to show the formats for each meeting. *I thought I could use the *diagonal border line in each cell and enter a format in each quarter. *is this possible? thanx |
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