Word - Creating Diagonal Lines in Word 2007

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When presenting tables in Word, it's often necessary to create diagonal lines within cells to enhance the presentation of scientific data. However, you might be unsure how to do so. In this article, Mytour will guide you through the process of creating diagonal lines in Word 2007 cells.

If you've learned how to Italicize Text at Any Angle in Excel in a previous tutorial, you can also enhance the presentation of scientific tables in Word by creating diagonal lines within cells.

Guide to Creating Diagonal Lines in Word 2007 Cells

Step 1: Begin by creating a table.

Step 2: Select the cell you want to add diagonal lines to. Right-click and choose Borders and Shading…

Step 3: A dialog box will appear. In the Borders tab, select Box, choose the diagonal line style, and press OK.

The diagonal line will appear as shown in the image below

Input your data. Pay attention when entering data in the upper crossed section, choose right alignment then press Enter, and in the lower section choose left alignment.

Result:

So now you know how to create diagonal lines in Word 2007 cells. You can choose different diagonal line styles to create the table you desire while working on your Word document.

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