Statement Insert Arrow For Free

Open the Word document and scroll to the section with the line. Click the Insert tab, then click the Text Box button. Click inside the text box to type any text you want above the line. Handwrite any text you want to appear above the line. Click the orange Text Box Tools tab, then click the Shape Outline menu.

This is done using Conditional Formatting.Select the range of cells containing the symbols.Click the Home tab and then Conditional Formatting.Select Highlight Cells Rules and then Equal To.Enter C in the first box and then select a green font colour from the Custom Format options in the second box. Click Ok.

1. Make the arrows with keyboard shortcuts under WindowsMake the "left" arrow : Alt + 2 7 : 2190Make the "right" arrow : Alt + 2 6 : 2192Make the "down" arrow : Alt + 2 5 : 2193Make the "up" arrow : Alt + 2 4 : 2191

Make sure you switch on the NumLock, press and hold down the Alt key, type the Alt Code value of the arrow you want, for example for an arrow down symbol, type 2 5 on the numeric pad , release the Alt key and you got a 2193 downwards arrow.

On the Insert tab on the Ribbon, click the Shapes button. In the Lines group on the drop-down menu, click the Line Arrow option. A crosshair symbol will display. Press and hold your mouse button, then drag to draw the arrow.

Select the range of cells, the table, or the whole sheet that you want to apply conditional formatting to. On the Home tab, under Format, click Conditional Formatting. Point to Icon Sets, and then click the icon set that you want. Tip: Icon sets can be combined with other conditional formats.

Insert an arrow shape to a blank section of this worksheet by clicking Insert > Shapes, and choosing Up Arrow or Down Arrow from the Block Arrows section as you need. Then drag the mouse to draw the arrows as you want, and you can format the arrows' styles as you need.