Seen this formatting below, where there is a break in the border between consensus estimates and extrapolation, but I can't figure out how to do it... Tried adding a grey border between but wasn't thick enough. Any ideas how it's done?
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It’s done through the ‘single accounting’ underline format. Use Crtl+1 to get to the format menu (while highlighting the columns you want to underline, in this case the 3yrs), toggle to Font, then under the underline menu, click single accounting. Press OK on bottom right and you should be set.
Then do the same for the projection period. It will create a small gap between the borders as you see in your screenshot. Lemme know how it goes!
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