How do I apply specific borders (all and thick outside) to the cell range A3:G17 in a spreadsheet program?

Welcome back itz — been a while! Let's pick up where you left off. Question 3 asks you to apply specific borders to a range of cells in your spreadsheet. Here's what it means: Select the range: First, you need to select all the cells from A3 down to G17. This means clicking on cell A3 and dragging your mouse to cell G17, or clicking A3, holding Shift, and clicking G17. Apply "All Borders": Once the range A3:G17 is selected, you would go to the 'Borders' option (usually found in the 'Home' tab, within the 'Font' group in programs like Microsoft Excel). From the border options, select "All Borders." This will put thin lines around every cell within your selected range. Apply "Thick Outside Borders": With the same range (A3:G17) still selected, go back to the 'Borders' option and choose "Thick Box Border" or "Outside Borders" (and ensure the line style is thick). This will apply a thicker border around the entire perimeter of the selected range, from A3 to G17. This task is about formatting your spreadsheet to make the data visually organized and easier to read. Send me the next one 📸