Adding emphasis to important data in Excel spreadsheets can often be achieved by formatting text, with double underlining being a common method. This straightforward guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to double underline text in Excel.
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To quickly apply a double underline in Excel, press Ctrl+U twice.
Underline text by navigating to Home > Underline or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+U.
For more underline options, click the Font dialog box launcher in the Fonts group on the Home tab. Choose double underline from the Underline style drop-down list.
To automate double underlining, use Excel VBA. Record a macro while applying a double underline to see the VBA code, which can include .Weight = xlThick for double lines.
If the double underline shortcut yields a single line, ensure there's no conflict with cell formulas or content size. VBA can resolve issues when the double underline doesn't stretch across an extended cell.
For partial text underlining within a cell, double-click the cell and select the text to apply the underline.
Highlighting totals in a financial statement
Emphasizing key performance indicators in a report
Differentiating titles or headers from regular cell content
Signaling a revision or update required in a document
Creating a visual cue for data that needs to be reviewed
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