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Diagonal shading in cell
No, the diagonal line doesn't actually divide the cell. You could create two
separate triangular drawing objects, fill them as desired, and send them Behind Text. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "melanie" wrote in message ... I'm updating a 2008 calendar we've created in Word 2003 using a table for each month. I need to show to different color shades on one day. I've found I can put in a diagonal line, but can I shade it diagonally, also? Please help! |
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