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Hi, I'm looking to apply more than one colour format to the same cell, split
diagonally from right to left (one colour being orange, the other being white/uncoloured). I don't want stripes, just two blocks of colour making up the cell background. Slightly bizarre question, I know, but it's for a work diary for a department with colour representing 'busy' and white/uncoloured representing 'available'. As I'm busy for the first half of the day, I want to split the cell in half. At the moment I just have a diagonal line and the whole cell in orange, but wanted to make the 'pm' half of the cell to be clear. If that makes sense! Thanks for your help! Gareth |
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