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How do I add an angled tab to the top of each column?
I'm making a simple worksheet, but the names associated with each column are
too long to make just widening the column optional. How can I add angled tabs to the tops of the columns? (I made a version with shortened proj names, but it's too inconvenient.) |
How do I add an angled tab to the top of each column?
FormatCellsAlignmentOrientation
You might want to combine that with... FormatCellsAlignmentText ControlWrap Text HTH, -- Gary Brown If this post was helpful, please click the ''Yes'' button next to ''Was this Post Helpfull to you?''. "Charity480" wrote: I'm making a simple worksheet, but the names associated with each column are too long to make just widening the column optional. How can I add angled tabs to the tops of the columns? (I made a version with shortened proj names, but it's too inconvenient.) |
How do I add an angled tab to the top of each column?
You can angle the text in the column with Format Cells Alignment Orientation and then just set the angle you would like the text to be at. -- intruder9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ intruder9's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30107 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=525784 |
How do I add an angled tab to the top of each column?
Hi!
Select the cell(s) Goto FormatCellsAlignment tab. In the Orientation "window" you can drag the "dial indicator" to get the desired angle (or use the spinner button). Biff "Charity480" wrote in message ... I'm making a simple worksheet, but the names associated with each column are too long to make just widening the column optional. How can I add angled tabs to the tops of the columns? (I made a version with shortened proj names, but it's too inconvenient.) |
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