how can i make a line inserted in excel be straight
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From: hollymae on 18 Apr 2010 18:36 I have created a form in excel. There are lines in it where you would leave space for instance for your name to be written. When I draw a line - sometimes I can get it perfectly straight, but more often it is slightly crooked. Any tips on how to guarantee it to be straight?
From: Fred Smith on 18 Apr 2010 19:12 I would use a blank row. In that row, create borders of just the bottom line. Regards, Fred "hollymae" <hollymae(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EC123B8E-909A-4388-AEC2-215D4A3755E9(a)microsoft.com... >I have created a form in excel. There are lines in it where you would >leave > space for instance for your name to be written. When I draw a line - > sometimes I can get it perfectly straight, but more often it is slightly > crooked. Any tips on how to guarantee it to be straight?
From: JLatham on 18 Apr 2010 20:05
Fred Smith has offered the best solution, but if you absolutely must use a line, try holding the [Shift] key while drawing the line. Using the [Ctrl] and/or [Shift] key(s) have various effects while drawing lines and other drawing objects. "hollymae" wrote: > I have created a form in excel. There are lines in it where you would leave > space for instance for your name to be written. When I draw a line - > sometimes I can get it perfectly straight, but more often it is slightly > crooked. Any tips on how to guarantee it to be straight? |