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Formatting Borders - Easy
Why, when I click the double-underline border button, do I get a
single-underline border? If I go to the borders menu I can select the double-underline and click the bottom border to make it work, but the button isn't functioning properly. I've tried customizing my toolbar and removing the button and putting it back, but I get the same result. Any thoughts? This is driving me nuts. |
You should have a down arrow next to the button, select double underline from
there. It will stay that way until you close excel, once you open it again it will default to single underline Regards, Peo Sjoblom "FuadsCurse" wrote: Why, when I click the double-underline border button, do I get a single-underline border? If I go to the borders menu I can select the double-underline and click the bottom border to make it work, but the button isn't functioning properly. I've tried customizing my toolbar and removing the button and putting it back, but I get the same result. Any thoughts? This is driving me nuts. |
It's a bug. Some people report that it was fixed by installing service
packs, others (like me) still have the problem. Here's a thread that suggests a workaround. http://groups.google.ca/groups?threa...606A%40msn.com FuadsCurse wrote: Why, when I click the double-underline border button, do I get a single-underline border? If I go to the borders menu I can select the double-underline and click the bottom border to make it work, but the button isn't functioning properly. I've tried customizing my toolbar and removing the button and putting it back, but I get the same result. Any thoughts? This is driving me nuts. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Peo
Thanks but my dilemma stems from the double-underline button. I have the border button you describe, but I also have individual buttons for left border, right border, top border, bottom border and double-bottom border as well in my customized toolbar. When I click the double-underline border button - not the one with the down arrow - I still get a single-underline border. This is a new problem. I have always used the double-underline button without any trouble, but lately it has not been functioning properly. Any thoughts? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You should have a down arrow next to the button, select double underline from there. It will stay that way until you close excel, once you open it again it will default to single underline Regards, Peo Sjoblom "FuadsCurse" wrote: Why, when I click the double-underline border button, do I get a single-underline border? If I go to the borders menu I can select the double-underline and click the bottom border to make it work, but the button isn't functioning properly. I've tried customizing my toolbar and removing the button and putting it back, but I get the same result. Any thoughts? This is driving me nuts. |
Ahh! Thanks, I have 2000 at work and it worked fine there
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "Nick Hodge" wrote in message ... To save us all going around in circles with this, I tried adding the button myself in Xl2003 SP1 and it only gives me a single underline too. mmmmmm..... -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "FuadsCurse" wrote in message ... Peo Thanks but my dilemma stems from the double-underline button. I have the border button you describe, but I also have individual buttons for left border, right border, top border, bottom border and double-bottom border as well in my customized toolbar. When I click the double-underline border button - not the one with the down arrow - I still get a single-underline border. This is a new problem. I have always used the double-underline button without any trouble, but lately it has not been functioning properly. Any thoughts? "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: You should have a down arrow next to the button, select double underline from there. It will stay that way until you close excel, once you open it again it will default to single underline Regards, Peo Sjoblom "FuadsCurse" wrote: Why, when I click the double-underline border button, do I get a single-underline border? If I go to the borders menu I can select the double-underline and click the bottom border to make it work, but the button isn't functioning properly. I've tried customizing my toolbar and removing the button and putting it back, but I get the same result. Any thoughts? This is driving me nuts. |
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