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Select one or more cells on which you want to apply the strikethrough format. Press Ctrl + 1 or right-click the selected cell(s) and choose Format Cells? from the context menu. In the Format Cells dialog box, go to the Font tab, and tick off the Strikethrough option under Effects.

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The first option is to use the Excel toolbar. Simply highlight the text you want to add strikethrough to, then click the "strikethrough" button in the toolbar. Another option is to use a keyboard shortcut. To do this, highlight the text you want to strikethrough, and then press the "Ctrl" and "5" keys simultaneously.

Insert a new column in your table and enter (for example) Strikethrough in the header row. This should propagate to all rows of the table. You can now filter the table on the Strikethrough column.

Select Insert > Module. Copy the code listed below into the module. Switch back to Excel. In B1, enter the formula =HasStrikeThrough(A1)

Select one or more cells on which you want to apply the strikethrough format. Press Ctrl + 1 or right-click the selected cell(s) and choose Format Cells? from the context menu. In the Format Cells dialog box, go to the Font tab, and tick off the Strikethrough option under Effects.

Then, in the above pop-up, click on "use formula," enter the formula as =$D2="Fail," and then click on "format" to open a new pop-up. In the formula, D2 represents the cell address, and fail is the cell value you want to add a strikethrough based on.