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Inserting Diagonal Lines inside a Cell
Does anyone know how to insert diagonal lines inside a cell?
I'm using Microsoft Word 2007 and I created monthly calendars from January-December. I would like to "X" out the respective days of the week after they have passed, but I can't figure out how to do that in Word. I've tried inserting the multiplication symbol and enlarging it, but it doesn't work well. Any other ideas? Thanks! |
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