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Old 12-19-2017, 05:44 PM
Fnord Fnord is offline How can I add diagonal lines like this? Windows 7 64bit How can I add diagonal lines like this? Office 2010 64bit
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Regardless of whether you're referring to the / in 3/4, etc. or to the / below the E, etc., they can all be created via the standard / character. IMHO, though, that's the least of your layout problems.
The latter. What I'd particularly like to know is how to create a line that shares the same vertical space with the next one (for example, the diagonal line below the E on the first row is mostly sharing the vertical space with the top of the "f" in the word "defumador").

Regarding the vertical lines on the left side, I eventually managed to do it via the "Borders and shading" tool, though it still feels like quite clumsy a solution, especially when I need two or more of them.
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