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Can parital cells be underlined w/o inserting blank columns?
Is it possible to have uniform underlining in a column , regardless of cell
content? For example, an accounting statement adds 5 numbers in columsn A, B and C , A has a 5th number of 50,000, B has a 5th number of 5, If I underline the entire cell, when it prints the line is continuous form row to row. If you underline only cell content - the underline will be vary greatly from column to column. Any thoughts ? |
Can parital cells be underlined w/o inserting blank columns?
It appears you are not underlining but adding a cell border.
Try selecting the cells and then underline with either the tool (looks like U) or the shortcut CTRL+U best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "FinancialStmtProb2006" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have uniform underlining in a column , regardless of cell content? For example, an accounting statement adds 5 numbers in columsn A, B and C , A has a 5th number of 50,000, B has a 5th number of 5, If I underline the entire cell, when it prints the line is continuous form row to row. If you underline only cell content - the underline will be vary greatly from column to column. Any thoughts ? |
Can parital cells be underlined w/o inserting blank columns?
I'm looking at the accounting ofrmat, that will do what I need, BUT I also
beed ot diplay zero values. Can that be done ????? "Bernard Liengme" wrote: It appears you are not underlining but adding a cell border. Try selecting the cells and then underline with either the tool (looks like U) or the shortcut CTRL+U best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "FinancialStmtProb2006" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have uniform underlining in a column , regardless of cell content? For example, an accounting statement adds 5 numbers in columsn A, B and C , A has a 5th number of 50,000, B has a 5th number of 5, If I underline the entire cell, when it prints the line is continuous form row to row. If you underline only cell content - the underline will be vary greatly from column to column. Any thoughts ? |
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