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Is this possible?
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Are you sure you mean 180 degrees?
This would leave the text upsidedown and backwards which cannot be done unless you take a picture of the tert and rotate it. Do you perhaps mean "reverse the order of the text from front to back" which would leave it rightside up with letters reversed? That can be done with a User Defined Function. Public Function RevStr(Rng As Range) RevStr = StrReverse(Rng.text) End Function Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 13:11:06 -0800, "QuadJoe4x4" wrote: Is this possible? |
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I remember somebody suggesting that you "think sideways." That is, orient
the main text at 90 degrees and the upside-down text at minus 90 degrees, using: Format Cells Alignment Orientation (This might not meet your needs if you use Excel headers, but it's one way.) |
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