Apply a Border Using the Format Cells Dialog Box : Cell Border « Format Style « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Format Style » Cell Border   3.1.6.Apply a Border Using the Format Cells Dialog Box Select a cell or a range.             Click the Home tab.             Click the Borders button arrow and then click More Borders. The Format Cells dialog box opens, select the Border tab. Select a line style.             Click the Color list and then click a color for the border. If you want a border on the outside of a cell or range,             click Outline.             If you want a border between cells, click Inside.             If you want to remove a border, click None. To set a custom border,             click a Border button or click the Preview Border box. Use these buttons to create a diagonal border.             Click OK. Check the result. 3.1.Cell Border 3.1.1. Apply or Remove a Border Using the Ribbon 3.1.2. Draw a Border with a color 3.1.3. Draw a Border with a Style 3.1.4. Draw a Border Grid 3.1.5. Erase a Border 3.1.6. Apply a Border Using the Format Cells Dialog Box 3.1.7. Switch between Draw Border and Draw Border Grid 3.1.8. Place a border around the entire worksheet