Angling The Top Row of Cells in a Word Table

D

Dale

In an Excel spreadsheet, it is possible to angle the top set of cells (along
with the text in those cells). Is it possible to angle the top row of cells
in a Word table? I know that I can change the direction of the text, but I
also want to angle the top row of cells (and just the top row of cells) to
around 45 degrees.

Anyone with any experience on this?

Thanks,
 
C

challa prabhu

Hi,

Create the table in Microsoft Excel. Using the Format Cell command from the
Format menu in Microsoft excel, format the cells you want . Select the cells,
and press the shift key and copy it as a picture using the Edit menu. Then
Paste in the Microsoft word document. You can also use paste special in
Microsoft word.

Challa Prabhu
 

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