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Slanted cells in top row of Word table or Excel spreadsheet?
I want to make a single-page form that has long descriptions down the left,
and names of people across the top -- but the names need to be slanted upward because there are too many, and the matrix boxes will have only a + or - in them so they can be quite small. An example would be the mileage charts on a road map, with city names at left and top but only a few numbers in the matrix boxes. Is it possible to do this? |
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