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Insert text box in document. The right-click the text box and go to format section. Go to 3D rotation and rotate the Z axis by whatever degree you want.
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McOZ, you are correct - Word can't do slanting table cells, only vertical and horizontal. I was confusing it with Excel, which makes more sense for a ledger, anyway. Thanks for the help.
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Correct answer was provided. Thanks again.
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I am trying to create a business ledger with the categories at the top in upward-slanting open columns. I have this in hard copy form from an office supply store, but I need to know how to create it in Word.<br />
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Also, sometimes I go into a store and someone advertises something with little vertical tear-off sheets with their contact number. How do I create the tear-off section, essentially turing the columns in a vertical direction? Thanks in advance.
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I am trying to create a business ledger with the categories at the top in upward-slanting open columns. I have this in hard copy form from an office supply store, but I need to know how to create it in Word.

Also, sometimes I go into a store and someone advertises something with little vertical tear-off sheets with their contact number. How do I create the tear-off section, essentially turing the columns in a vertical direction? Thanks in advance.

Insert text box in document. The right-click the text box and go to format section. Go to 3D rotation and rotate the Z axis by whatever degree you want.

McOZ, you are correct - Word can&#39;t do slanting table cells, only vertical and horizontal. I was confusing it with Excel, which makes more sense for a ledger, anyway. Thanks for the help.

Correct answer was provided. Thanks again.

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