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How to Underline the Broken Word on Word: Dashed Dashed Word

Dashed Dashed Word is the focus of this article. Instead of the underlined style under regular text, users can underline the broken character on Word.

Table of Contents

How to Underline the Broken Word on Word: Dashed Dashed Word covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

  • How to remove the underline, delete the red brick, blue brick under the Word in Word
  • How to create and delete horizontal lines on Word
  • Create a quick dot (……………) LINE in Microsoft Word
  • Guide font formatting, change stretch and create artistic text in Word

Instructions for Creating Underline Strokes on Word

Step 1:

First of all, we also need to highlight the words, or the text you want to underline. Then click the arrow next to the U symbol.

How to Underline the Broken Word on Word: Dashed Dashed Word – Instructions for Creating Underline Strokes on Word

Step 2:

Immediately afterwards display some dashed style strokes for us to use for the document content.

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The text result will be underlined under the dashed LINE as shown below.

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Step 3:

To open more types of dashed strokes, users click More Underlines on the U icon list. Then display the Font interface so that we can change the new underline style for the content.

At the Underline styles section, click on the drop-down arrow icon to display other underline styles. Click on the underlined type you want to use.

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Immediately content on Word will be changed to a new underlined style.

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In case you just want the underlined words in each Word, choose Word only in the list of tiles under the letters.

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The underline will only show up in each Word and manually adjust the length of the underlined stroke corresponding to the length of the letter.

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Step 4:

In addition, users can create colors for those underlines. Click Underline Color and then select the color for the dashed stroke. If you want to open more colors, click More Colors.

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The text will be more prominent with the broken lines of colors as shown below.

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So besides the straight underline stroke type, we also have some kind of break or even wavy strokes. The underlined content on Word will be much more prominent, giving more attention to viewers.

I wish you all success!

FAQ

How does Dashed dashed Word work?

How to Underline the Broken Word on Word: Dashed Dashed Word covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

What should you prepare before using this method?

How to remove the underline, delete the red brick, blue brick under the Word in Word How to create and delete horizontal lines on Word Create a quick dot (……………) LINE in Microsoft Word Guide font formatting, change stretch and create artistic text in Word.

What should you do if the process does not work as expected?

Then click the arrow next to the U symbol.

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