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Hello Everyone. Welcome to Excel 10 Tutorial. In this quick tutorial Im going to show you how you can add strikethrough and remove a strikethrough in Microsoft Excel. This is easy function for Microsoft Excel but most of the time you dont know where to find it. So lets get started and Im going to add a strikethrough to all these seven cells and Im going to select them now Im going to click on this arrow button okay now if you click there this format cells dialog box will pop up and take a look at here effects and here you will find a strikethrough if you check mark this option and click OK and Done. You can see now all these seven cells has been strikethrough. So if you undo that option just click on this arrow again now uncheck this strikethrough option and click OK. So its back to normal thats what I wanted to show you. Dont forget to subscribe and Ill see you in the next video. By the way if you want to learn Microsoft excel VBA check out this playlist. Thank you. Thanks f
