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[Excel] - Diagonally Cropping, Framing Cell Text, and Borders: How to Achieve Desired Effects

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  • #1 13415067
    DROITE
    Level 10  
    Hello, the problem is as follows, I try to cross out the cell diagonally and write what's above and below, then frame it and the effect and the problem look like this:

    [Excel] - Diagonally Cropping, Framing Cell Text, and Borders: How to Achieve Desired Effects

    when a cell wants to frame it looks like this, someone knows how to make the border not diagonally?
    [Excel] - Diagonally Cropping, Framing Cell Text, and Borders: How to Achieve Desired Effects
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  • #2 13415130
    mrrudzin
    Level 39  
    How would you draw a line (from the drawing set) across?
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  • #3 13415253
    DROITE
    Level 10  
    the inscriptions must be separated diagonally as in the first photo, when I make the border, it is done as in the second, I tried to draw the lines myself but you can see a makeshift, it's hard to hit the point and the thickness of the line, after that I have several dozen such cells and I would like it to be easy in the future I was going to add another
  • #4 13415811
    Maciej Gonet
    VBA, Excel specialist
    Excel is not a graphics program, so complex graphic effects overwhelm it a bit. I think the best effect is to add the texts as WordArt. Then the cell's border and strikethrough are independent, and the angle of the inscriptions can be precisely adjusted.
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