Hey all,
I want to cross out a specific table cell with 2 diagonal lines: one line from the topleft to the bottomright corner of the cell and one from the bottomleft to the topright corner of the table cell.
And I want this 'crossing' only for one specific cell, not for the whole table...
Help is much appreciated!
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Diagonal lines in table cell
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Diagonal lines in table cell
I already explored the slashbox package but it doesn't fulfill my specific needs. I want two diagonal lines in a cell from opposite sides without any text involved. slashbox only allows 1 diagonal and produces an ugly result when there isn't any text specified.You could use the slashbox package for this.
(The crossing out of a cell indicates in my text that a certain row/column combination is not allowed)
Thanks in advance!