Feature Summary
The strikethrough feature is used to add a horizontal line through the middle of text in a cell, commonly indicating deletion, invalidation, or content that needs to be crossed out.
Feature Description
| Feature Dimension | Description |
|---|---|
| Membership Restriction | No membership restriction |
| Version Restriction | No version restriction |
Operation Steps
Add Strikethrough via the Ribbon Button
Feature Entry
"Home" tab → "Strikethrough" button
- Select the cell or part of the text within a cell where you want to add strikethrough
- Click the "Strikethrough" button (the A icon with a horizontal line) in the Font group on the Home tab
- Click again to remove the strikethrough
Add Strikethrough via the Format Cells Dialog
Feature Entry
"Home" tab → "Font Settings" arrow icon → "Strikethrough" checkbox
- Select the cell or part of the text within a cell where you want to add strikethrough
- Click the Font Settings arrow icon on the Home tab
- In the pop-up dialog, check the "Strikethrough" checkbox and click OK
Add Strikethrough via Right-Click Format Cells
Feature Entry
Right-click menu → "Format Cells" button → "Font" tab → "Strikethrough" checkbox
- Select the target cell, right-click and choose the Format Cells button
- Switch to the Font tab
- Check the "Strikethrough" checkbox and click OK
FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between strikethrough and underline?
- Solution: Strikethrough draws a horizontal line through the middle of text, indicating deletion or invalidation; underline draws a line below the text for emphasis.
Strikethrough Shortcut:
Ctrl+5