How to Insert a Diagonal Line in a Cell in Microsoft Excel

This video tutorial demonstrates how to insert and format a diagonal strikethrough line in a cell in Microsoft Excel. It guides users through accessing the borders toolbox, selecting the diagonal strikethrough option, and customizing the line's thickness and color. The tutorial also covers maintaining other border formats alongside the strikethrough.

Where in Microsoft Excel can you find the option to insert a diagonal line in a cell?

• In the Insert tab

• In the Home tab under the borders button

• In the Data tab

• In the View tab

What is the first step to access the diagonal strikethrough option in Excel?

• Click on the cell and press Ctrl+D

• Right-click on the cell and choose Format Cells

• Go to the Insert tab and select Shapes

• Click on the borders button and select 'more borders'

What must you do after selecting the diagonal strikethrough button to apply it to a cell?

• Press Enter

• Double-click the cell

• Click the diagonal button again

• Click OK

How can you change the color of the diagonal line in a cell?

• By selecting the line and choosing a new color from the font color option

• By clicking the diagonal button and selecting a color from the borders toolbox

• By right-clicking the cell and choosing a color

• By using the fill color option in the Home tab

What additional formatting can be applied to a cell with a diagonal line?

• No additional formatting is possible

• Only the diagonal line can be formatted

• You can add outside borders and other formatting

• You can only change the cell's background color