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I have a seniority roster of personnel. It has five colums and 30 rows. The
borders of the cells are formatted.....some thin some bold. Lets say that today, there are 15 rows with info in them to represent 15 people . I now need to move the bottom 5 rows down one row to make room for another person in proper seniority position. When I cut/paste the 25 cells I lose some of the formatting and have to go back and insert lines where they have disappeared. How can I lock the formatting of the border while still being able to edit the cell content? |
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