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I need some help with a column heading question. I have about 1/2 of this
problem figured out but I still need some input. What I'm trying to do: In range B12:B21 ( and in all columns to the right in rows 12:21), I have a column heading. I'd like to maintain a column width of 10 and show the column title reading left to right going up at 45 degrees. Visually, it would appear that the column heading is merging into columns C:D as the heading is angled at 45 degrees. What I've done: I've used Format - Cells - Alignment - 45 degrees which shows the heading text at an angle. The problem I'm having is that the heading is all within column B and I have to widen the column to show the heading. How do I angle the cell range B12:B21 to 45 degrees as opposed to just having the text at a 45 degree angle? I've seen this in another spreadsheet so I know it can be done. Thanks for your help, Scott |
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