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Ok, I have a problem that I am trying to solve. Range("D3") has the
number 2004. The width of column D is 30. I need to keep the number 2004 as a number not as a text value. If I keep it as a number then underline the cell using the single accounting underline it only underlines the number. I want the number accross the majority of the cell. Similar to using a word table and using the single line underline in "paragraph" not cell. To show what I am looking for you can just change the 2004 to be text instead of a number and the line will be exactly what I am looking for. Is there any way to use VBA to create an underline that goes across almost all of the cell. I want to have a little space so when I use the underline across multiple columns it is not a connected line. Thanks in advance. Will |
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