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Conditional formatting border thickness
In Excel 2003 when you set the border format using conditional formatting
there doesn't seem to be an option for border thickness. Is there a way of specifying this? (It's for a calendar where I want thick cell borders between cells which are in different months and normal borders if they are in the same month). Grateful for advice |
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Conditional formatting border thickness
No. Conditional formatting dont have options which might change the cell
height or width. -- Jacob "simonc" wrote: In Excel 2003 when you set the border format using conditional formatting there doesn't seem to be an option for border thickness. Is there a way of specifying this? (It's for a calendar where I want thick cell borders between cells which are in different months and normal borders if they are in the same month). Grateful for advice |
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