Diagonal lines in a cell in Excel
With a table of data in Excel, to save space people often divide a cell into 2 triangular cells diagonally from each other. The following article will guide you in detail how to diagonal lines in 1 cell (cell) in Excel to help you present your table quickly and beautifully.
To create a diagonal line that looks like a cell, simply right-click the cell you want to create a diagonal line -> select Format Cells:
The dialog box appears select Border card -> click the diagonal icon as shown -> click OK to finish:
Align text content in cells, resulting in diagonal lines in 1 cell in Excel:
Alternatively, you can create your own diagonal lines in Excel by clicking Insert -> Illustrations -> Shapes -> selecting the line icon to draw the diagonal directly in the cell:
The above is a detailed guide on how to diagonal lines in 1 cell in Excel. Hope to help you in the process of working.
Good luck!
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