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Format cells A3 to G17 with thick outside borders and all borders.
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You first select the range A3:G17. Then, you apply "All Borders" to show the grid lines for each cell, and finally, you apply a "Thick Outside Border" to highlight the entire table's perimeter.
Question 3 is a spreadsheet formatting instruction. It asks you to apply two types of borders to a specific range of cells.
Here's what it means:
- "Put a thick outside borders from A3 to G17": This means you need to select the entire block of cells starting from cell A3 and extending to cell G17. Once selected, you apply a thick border only to the outer edges of this entire block. This creates a strong visual boundary around the whole data table.
- "as well as all borders": With the same range of cells (A3 to G17) still selected, you then apply thin borders to every individual cell within that selection. This means each cell will have a border on all four sides, making the grid lines visible for all data entries.
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