Comments on: How to strikethrough in Excel

It is super easy to cross out text in Microsoft Word – you simply click the strikethrough icon on the ribbon. Naturally, you'd expect to see the same button on the Excel ribbon. But it's nowhere to be found. So, how do you strikethrough text in Excel? Continue reading →

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  1. Thanks very it's very helpful.

  2. Thanks very helpful.

  3. Excellent post very, very helpful!! No response needed - just giving a shout... out...

  4. Evening, I have a Mac and are using Numbers to create my spread sheet. I am trying to create a automatic scratch out for Items that are marked automatically as "paid" so i don't have to go in each time and cross them out my self. The problem Im having is the cell has a formula in it already, a simple =sum b3, however Ive tried several formulas and cannot seem to get the number to cross out when an item has been "paid in full" ex: I have a mortgage payment of 483 and when I type in the payment cell 483 i have a cell that will automatically mark "Paid" I would like the payment owed (483) to be crossed out when it switches from owed to paid. Could you offer any solutions?

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