Hassan,

With you curser clicked on the cell with the text, go to the standard
toolbar and click on Format - Cells. In the Format Cells dialog box go to
the alignment tab. The Orientation option will allow you to rotate your text.

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Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com

"hassan barjini" wrote:

hi
I would like to write a label in cell then rotate it without rotate the
boarder lines of cell ?
the boarder must be fixed but the text in cell be rotate for example in 45"
?
best

Unfortunately, this also rotates the borders, which the OP didn't want.
I don't know of any way to do what is desired with borders, since the
alignment refers to the cell, not just the text.



In article ,
"John Mansfield" wrote:

With you curser clicked on the cell with the text, go to the standard
toolbar and click on Format - Cells. In the Format Cells dialog box go to
the alignment tab. The Orientation option will allow you to rotate your
text.

Maybe you could add a rectangle from the Drawing toolbar?

hassan barjini wrote:

hi
I would like to write a label in cell then rotate it without rotate the
boarder lines of cell ?
the boarder must be fixed but the text in cell be rotate for example in 45"
?
best

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Dave Peterson

hi
I would like to write a label in cell then rotate it without rotate the
boarder lines of cell ?
the boarder must be fixed but the text in cell be rotate for example in 45"
?
best