How to draw an equilateral triangle in Excel
In addition to the ability to support calculations, Excel also has tools to support users with drawing tools easily.In this article I introduce you How to draw equilateral triangles in Excel 2013.
In addition to the ability to support calculations, Excel also has tools to support users with drawing tools easily.In this article I introduce you How to draw equilateral triangles in Excel 2013 .
Step 1: Select the Insert tab -> Shapes -> Flowchart -> Basic Shapes -> Select the triangle.
Step 2: Press and hold the Shift key while moving the mouse to customize the size. When it looks like you want to release the mouse button.
With a simple operation you draw an equilateral triangle.
Basic operations on triangles
1. Change the size, direction of rotation.
Click the Format tab -> Size. Dialog appears -> resize in Width, Height. Change the direction by entering the number of rotations in the Rotation section .
2. Fill the background with triangle
Click the Format tab -> Shape Fill -> select the appropriate color.
3. Choose the stroke color of the equilateral triangles
Click the Format tab -> Shape Fill -> choose the appropriate color .
4. Create effects
Click the Format tab -> Shape Effect -> choose the appropriate effect .
5. Insert Textbox
Click the Format tab -> Text Box.
Move the mouse to the position where the text should be inserted.
Click the Format tab -> Bring Forward or Send Backward.
Good luck!
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