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Soren
Can I in Excel split one cell into 2 halfs and have each half filled wit a
seperate color?
seperate color?
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Nick Hodge
Soren
As explained no, but if you expand what you are trying to do, someone may
have a solution
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HTH
Nick Hodge
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As explained no, but if you expand what you are trying to do, someone may
have a solution
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
[email protected]
web: www.nickhodge.co.uk
UK Excel User Conference In Cambridge
November 28th - December 1st 2007
Register Now @ http://www.exceluserconference.com/UKEUC.html
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Pete_UK
You could do it to two adjacent cells (narrow column) to achieve the
effect, but not to a single cell.
Hope this helps.
Pete
effect, but not to a single cell.
Hope this helps.
Pete
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Bernard Liengme
Like the Greek atom, cells are indivisible
best wishes
best wishes
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Roger Govier
Hi
You can't split a cell.
You could give the appearance of a split cell by using the drawing Toolbar,
selecting the rectangle and creating two identically sized rectangles which
just covered one cell.
Right click on each rectangle and use Format Autoshape to the colour you
wanted for each one.
You can't split a cell.
You could give the appearance of a split cell by using the drawing Toolbar,
selecting the rectangle and creating two identically sized rectangles which
just covered one cell.
Right click on each rectangle and use Format Autoshape to the colour you
wanted for each one.