Jump to: Basic Cell Borders, Cell Borders via Border Menu, Cell Borders via Ribbon Shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+7 | Apply border on all sides of cell |
Ctrl+Shift+- | Remove all borders from selection |
Always open Border Menu first. Press Ctrl+1, then Ctrl+Tab to reach the Border Menu if it is not already active. Once Border Menu is selected, pressing Ctrl+1 later will keep focus on border menu.
Ctrl+1, then Ctrl+Tab | Open Border Menu |
Alt+HB, them M | Open Border Menu |
Alt+T | Toggle Top border (in border menu) |
Alt+B | Toggle Bottom border (in border menu) |
Alt+R | Toggle Right border (in border menu) |
Alt+L | Toggle Left border (in border menu) |
Alt+O | Toggle Outline order (in border menu) |
Alt+I | Toggle Inside border (in border menu) |
Alt+H | Toggle Horizontal interior border (in border menu) |
Alt+V | Toggle Vertical interior border (in border menu) |
Alt+U | Toggle Upwards diagonal border (in border menu) |
Alt+D | Toggle Downwards diagonal border (in border menu) |
Alt+N | Remove/ Neutralize all borders (in border menu) |
Ribbon Shortcuts for borders are difficult to memorize and counterintuitive. Suggest to use Shortcuts via Border Menu (see above). Ribbon shortcuts do not toggle back, plus its difficult to see immediate result. Letters chosen as shortcut in the ribbon menu make no sense (e.g. T for Thick outside border instead of Top border)
Alt+HB then O | Bottom border |
Alt+HB then P | Top border |
Alt+HB then L | Left border |
Alt+HB then R | Right border |
Alt+HB then N | No borders |
Alt+HB then A | All borders |
Alt+HB then A | Outside borders |
Alt+HB then T | Thick outside borders |
Alt+HB then B | Bottom double borders |
Alt+HB then H | Thick bottom borders |
Alt+HB then C | Top and thick bottom border |
Alt+HB then U | Top and double bottom border |
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