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Consider the following situation:
- I define the borders of a block of, say, 10x10 cells such that there are lines in the "outline" and the "inside" - in other words like a 10x10 grid - I then enter text in any of the inside cells such that the length of the text is longer than the wide of the cell I When I print this (even the screen shows this), the "inside" borders where the text overflows to the adjacent cells are not displayed or printed. My question: is there a way to force the borders to show up at all the borders where any overflow text exist? My alternate question: What I really want to do is to create some kind of dotted line (vertical) grid with text (which always overflow the cells) overlaid on top of it. If there is a way do accomplish this without having to use border formatting, I am all ears, too. Thanks a lot. |
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