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How can I put a horizontal line in the middle of a cell?
I want to put a line at the bottom of a column of figures before the sum, but
I want it in the middle of the cell rather than at the border. This way, when I'm looking at the S/S on my monitor, I won't confuse it with the gridlines. I'm using Excel 2003 |
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