A great way to make your Word document easier to read and more visually appealing is to separate sections in the document by inserting a graphical horizontal line. Word provides a number of attractive graphical horizontal lines from which you can choose.
Follow these steps to insert a horizontal line in your document:
You can also insert your own custom horizontal lines. To insert a custom line, follow these steps:
Horizontal lines are treated as any other graphic image; they can be copied, moved, resized, and colored like any other picture object. To format the line, right-click it and select Format Horizontal line to change the line's properties such as color, size, and alignment.
Microsoft Excel
If you need to find and check the formulas in a Microsoft Excel worksheet that contains hundreds of cells, you could press [Ctrl][~] to display them all at once. However, you would have to press the shortcut keys again to see if the resulting value for the formula was correct. You could also use the Special command under Edit | Go To: to highlight all of the formula cells in a worksheet, but once you click on one cell to see the underlying formula in the formula bar, the rest of the cells are no longer selected. The method that I recommend is to use conditional formatting to highlight the cells that have formulas. With conditional formatting, the cells stay highlighted even after you click on one cell to view the underlying formula.
To use conditional formatting, create a Visual Basic function that automatically checks for formulas in cells. Follow these steps:
All formulas in the current workbook are highlighted in yellow and will remain so when you reopen the workbook, as long as macros are enabled.
Microsoft Access
A great way to make your Word document easier to read and more visually appealing is to separate sections in the document by inserting a graphical horizontal line. Word provides a number of attractive graphical horizontal lines from which you can choose.
Follow these steps to insert a horizontal line in your document:
You can also insert your own custom horizontal lines. To insert a custom line, follow these steps:
Horizontal lines are treated as any other graphic image; they can be copied, moved, resized, and colored like any other picture object. To format the line, right-click it and select Format Horizontal line to change the line's properties such as color, size, and alignment.