To change the border parameters for a cell/range of cells/table, follow these steps: 1.Select the table or cell/cell range whose borders need to be changed. 2.On the Toolbar, in the section, click the arrow to the right of the button. 3.In the border settings pane that opens, in the first settings block, specify the position of the borders for which you want to change the parameters. 4.In the second block of settings, select the type of line to be applied to the specified borders. 5.In the third block of settings, specify the line color using one of the following methods: •Choose a color from one of the color sets provided. •Specify the color code manually. •Copy the color with an eyedropper. If is selected in the first or second block of settings, cell borders are displayed as lines of light gray color. These lines conditionally divide cells and simplify work with the table. In this case cell borders are not displayed when printing and exporting the document to .pdf format.
Choose a color from the color sets provided In the border settings pane, you will find the following sets of colors in the third settings block: • This block contains the color palette of the current document's theme. • This block contains the colors that users most often choose when formatting a document. • This block contains up to the last ten colors that you selected when formatting the document earlier. The set is displayed if you have selected at least one color. Hovering the mouse cursor over any color displays the value of that color in the RGB color model. For example, . Left-click a color to select it. The color will be added to the set and checked. The cell borders will be colored in the selected color. To close the border parameters pane, do one of the following: •On the Toolbar, in the section, click the arrow to the right of the button. •Click a blank area of the document outside the pane. Specify the color code manually If you do not find the appropriate color in the listed color sets, specify the color code manually: 1.Click . 2.In the window that appears, specify the desired color as a HEX code or in RGB format. 3.Click . The manually specified color will be added to the set and checked. The border settings pane will close. The cell borders will be colored in the selected color. Copy the color with an eyedropper You can use the eyedropper to simultaneously copy a color from a text or object located in the main window's workspace and apply that color to cell borders. To copy a color using the eyedropper, follow these steps: 1.Click . The border settings pane will close and the cursor will look like a "sight" for color selection. 2.Hover the cursor over the color in which you want to color the cell borders. For more accurate color selection, refer to the area to the right of the cursor. It displays the color of the pixel that the cursor is currently hovering over. 3.Left-click the color. The cell borders are colored in the selected color, and the cursor returns to its standard appearance. The specified color is added to the set and checked in the border settings pane. If you want to disable the eyedropper without selecting a color, press . |
To quickly apply the border style of the previous table to a cell/range of cells/table, follow the steps below: 1.Select the desired table or cell/range of cells. 2.On the Toolbar, in the section, click . |
To delete the specified borders of a cell/range of cells/table, follow the steps below: 1.Select the desired table or cell/range of cells. 2.On the Toolbar, in the section, click the arrow to the right of the button. 3.In the border settings pane that opens: •In the first block of settings, specify where you want the borders to be deleted. •In the second block of settings, select . 4.To close the border parameters pane, do one of the following: •On the Toolbar, in the section, click the arrow to the right of the button. •Click a blank area of the document outside the pane. |