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I'm trying to create a spread sheet with cells that are slanted at the top.
I formatted the cell using the slanted line. Now I am trying to enter text
in that cell that is also diagonal. When I enter the text it is at the angle
that I want, but the slanted border erases. Why does it do that?
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You don't need to put a diagonal line in the cell - format the cell(s) with
an outline (i.e. 4 lines around it), and then when you orient the text at an
angle the sides of the cell(s) will also show up at an angle.

Hope this helps.

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I'm trying to create a spread sheet with cells that are slanted at the
top.
I formatted the cell using the slanted line. Now I am trying to enter
text
in that cell that is also diagonal. When I enter the text it is at the
angle
that I want, but the slanted border erases. Why does it do that?



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It did help!
Thank you!
Rosi

"Pete_UK" wrote:

You don't need to put a diagonal line in the cell - format the cell(s) with
an outline (i.e. 4 lines around it), and then when you orient the text at an
angle the sides of the cell(s) will also show up at an angle.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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I'm trying to create a spread sheet with cells that are slanted at the
top.
I formatted the cell using the slanted line. Now I am trying to enter
text
in that cell that is also diagonal. When I enter the text it is at the
angle
that I want, but the slanted border erases. Why does it do that?




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You're welcome - thanks for feeding back.

Pete

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It did help!
Thank you!
Rosi



"Pete_UK" wrote:
You don't need to put a diagonal line in the cell - format the cell(s) with
an outline (i.e. 4 lines around it), and then when you orient the text at an
angle the sides of the cell(s) will also show up at an angle.


Hope this helps.


Pete


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I'm trying to create a spread sheet with cells that are slanted at the
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I formatted the cell using the slanted line. *Now I am trying to enter
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in that cell that is also diagonal. When I enter the text it is at the
angle
that I want, but the slanted border erases. *Why does it do that?- Hide quoted text -


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