How to create a diagonal line in a table cell in Word?
The following article will guide you in detail how to create a diagonal line in a cell of a table in Word.
The example to create a diagonal line in the first cell of the table shows column and row headings:
Step 1: Place the cursor in the box to create a diagonal line -> card Home tab icon Paragrap choice Boders -> preferences towards a line through examples here create a line through the down Diagonal Down Borders:
Step 2: The results have created a diagonal line, the next step you type the content you want to insert into the diagonal box above:
Step 3: Press Enter and type the content you want to insert in the diagonal below -> Highlight the content in the diagonal line on the top to select the right alignment:
Step 4: Select the content of the text in the lower slash, choose the left alignment -> get the results:
So you have inserted a slash in the cell and show the text content in a diagonal line. Alternatively you can create a diagonal line using the brush. Click on the table -> go to the Design tab of the table -> select Borders -> Borders -> Draw Table:
Click and hold the mouse to draw a diagonal line in the cell:
With the use of brushes you can create multiple slashes in a cell as quickly as possible:
The above is a detailed guide on how to create a diagonal line in a table cell in Word. Good luck!
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