I want to have space between two consecutive columns of a worksheet (of
course, without having inserted another column between the two) in order to
have separated the Border Lines of the adjacent cells/columns. Please guide
me if it can be done in XL.

Can you achieve the effect that you're looking for by using a double
vertical border down the right side of the left column and having no
border down the left side of the right column?
Rgds,
ScottO

"Shamshad Butt" <Shamshad wrote in
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| I want to have space between two consecutive columns of a worksheet
(of
| course, without having inserted another column between the two) in
order to
| have separated the Border Lines of the adjacent cells/columns.
Please guide
| me if it can be done in XL.

I don't think it can be done, but if you apply a double line as a vertical
border between the two columns, it has a similar effect.

Stefi


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I want to have space between two consecutive columns of a worksheet (of
course, without having inserted another column between the two) in order to
have separated the Border Lines of the adjacent cells/columns. Please guide
me if it can be done in XL.

Dear ScottO
Thanks for your help. Yours tip was fine but it will help only a little. In
fact I want to create separate BOXES with clear SEPARATION.

Hi

You could try FormatCellsAlignment\HorizontalRight Indent and set the
indent to as many characters as you wish.

Regards

Roger Govier


Shamshad Butt wrote:
Dear ScottO
Thanks for your help. Yours tip was fine but it will help only a little. In
fact I want to create separate BOXES with clear SEPARATION.