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I would like to create a spreadsheet and want to slant the text in the column
headings. I know that you do that in Format Cells Alignment. Now I want to slant the gridlines as well. How can I slant the gridlines between the columns to match the slant of the text. |
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As far as I am aware you can't slant the gridlines only the text.
"Allison" wrote: I would like to create a spreadsheet and want to slant the text in the column headings. I know that you do that in Format Cells Alignment. Now I want to slant the gridlines as well. How can I slant the gridlines between the columns to match the slant of the text. |
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Give the cells a border and it will "look" slanted the same as the text within. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 6 Apr 2006 08:37:03 -0700, Allison wrote: I would like to create a spreadsheet and want to slant the text in the column headings. I know that you do that in Format Cells Alignment. Now I want to slant the gridlines as well. How can I slant the gridlines between the columns to match the slant of the text. |
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