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how do I rotate the cells containing col. hds to a 65 degree angl
I want to create a worksheet where the cells containing my column heads
(column description) will be slanted upwards to the right at say a 60 degree angle. I want the entire cell to be slanted, not just the text inside the cell itself. |
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how do I rotate the cells containing col. hds to a 65 degree angl
You cannot slant cells.
You can slant the text within and place a border around the cell to give it a slanted appearance. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 07:38:01 -0800, Fripp Man <Fripp wrote: I want to create a worksheet where the cells containing my column heads (column description) will be slanted upwards to the right at say a 60 degree angle. I want the entire cell to be slanted, not just the text inside the cell itself. |
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