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I would like to draw a diagonal line dividing the first cell in a table (the
one in upper left corner i.e., in the first row and the first column) to put legends for the reminder of the first row above the diagonal and for the first column below). I have tried drawing a rectangle with a diagonal and placing it in the cell. One can do it with some adjustments to the column or rectangle width (interestingly the rectangle shape snaps to the cell height but not to its width). However, any change to the table formatting misaligns the placement of my precious diagonal. Thus my questions: Q1. Is there a way of splitting a table cell diagonally? Q2. And/or is there a way to force a drawing canvas to fit a table cell regardless whatever happens to the table? Even if there is an easy answer to Q1, please address Q2 as well. (My wife wants Avery labels with a graphic and text inside and has serious troubles with the graphic canvas sizing.) Thank you, -- JanAdam |
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