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David Zoretic
Is there any way I can have three seperate colors in a single cell, either
horizontal or vertical?
horizontal or vertical?
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JE McGimpsey
No, but you could place three separately colored transparent shapes on
top of the cell.
top of the cell.
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Dave Peterson
Maybe you could put rectangles (from the drawing toolbar) over the cell and
color them???
color them???
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exceluserforeman
Alternatively,
Make three skinny columns, one for each color.
Make three skinny columns, one for each color.
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ScottO
Another work-around ...
It's a bit fiddly, but you can put 3 text boxes over the cell, and
then fill them with different colours.
If you want to see cell values, then you need to increase the
Transparency %.
HTH
Rgds,
ScottO
in message | Alternatively,
| Make three skinny columns, one for each color.
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| "David Zoretic" wrote:
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| > Is there any way I can have three seperate colors in a single
cell, either
| > horizontal or vertical?
It's a bit fiddly, but you can put 3 text boxes over the cell, and
then fill them with different colours.
If you want to see cell values, then you need to increase the
Transparency %.
HTH
Rgds,
ScottO
in message | Alternatively,
| Make three skinny columns, one for each color.
|
|
|
| "David Zoretic" wrote:
|
| > Is there any way I can have three seperate colors in a single
cell, either
| > horizontal or vertical?