Harold,
Thanks for the info. I did pull up the dialog box (see attached file).
The default group of settings for the borders are what I call the
presets, as it places the borders around the cells as shown in the
picture. I played with it some more after I sent in the question and
found that if I used the user-defined borders on the left I could do
exactly what I was looking to do. I also figured out how to place some
space between the edges of the cells and the text in the cell.
Roger Stein
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 05/07/09 11:33, Dotan Cohen wrote:
I'm using Open Office 3.1 and trying to set borders around various cells. I
found the border presets, but I don't find any way to set single borders,
e.g., top, right, left, or bottom. Is there any other place I should be
looking at to do this? If I open a compatible Excel file where borders have
been set singly, OO reads it without any problem and makes no changes to it.
I don't think that the Borders icon lets you do that, you need the
full Borders dialouge.From memory:
Right click the cell -> Formatting -> Borders
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