triple underline in Word 2013
Is it possible to get a triple underline in Word 2013? I can see that there is a double underline... I need a triple. Please advise if possible.
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Goraps.
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@Michael74 at step 6 is where is doesn't match up.. Don't see that... Using Word 2013.
Sorry about that. The feature has been removed from word and so you would need to convert to a Word 97-2003 for this to work
Another option I have just tested is
1. Enclose the term in parentheses.
2. Before each parentheses, type EQ \x \bo.
3. Select each phrase, one at a time, and press Ctrl+F9.
4. Select each field and press F9 to update and toggle the display (or
Alt+F9 to toggle them all).
The EQ field with \x switch puts a box around a word. Adding the \bo switch puts it just on the bottom. Adding this single line to the double underline you already have gives three lines, though they're not quite the same length.
This is not a perfect solution but may be close enough for your needs
Another option I have just tested is
1. Enclose the term in parentheses.
2. Before each parentheses, type EQ \x \bo.
3. Select each phrase, one at a time, and press Ctrl+F9.
4. Select each field and press F9 to update and toggle the display (or
Alt+F9 to toggle them all).
The EQ field with \x switch puts a box around a word. Adding the \bo switch puts it just on the bottom. Adding this single line to the double underline you already have gives three lines, though they're not quite the same length.
This is not a perfect solution but may be close enough for your needs
Seems like a fair allocation to me.