Google Docs offers features that are essential for creating memos, tailoring resumes, and editing essays. A useful tool to help edit your documents is the strikethrough function, which places a line through selected text. This allows the person who's editing the document to show what information should be deleted before it's published, or it can be used stylistically to show a change of thought while writing. <\/p>\n
1. Open Google Docs in a browser and create a new document or select an existing one.<\/p>\n
2. Highlight the text you want to strike through.<\/p>\n
3. Click Format, on the menu bar at the top of the page.<\/p>\n
4. Hover over Text to reveal another dropdown menu. <\/p>\n
5. Select Strikethrough to add a line through the highlighted text.<\/p>\n
Note: You can also use the shortcut keys to perform a strikethrough on the highlighted text. Press Command + Shift + X on a Mac or Alt + Shift + 5 on a PC. <\/p>\n
1. Open the Google Docs app on your phone or tablet and select a document.<\/p>\n
2. Tap the Pen icon at the bottom of the screen to start editing.<\/p>\n
3. Double-tap to highlight a word or drag the cursor to select multiple words.<\/p>\n
4. Tap the Font icon (an A with lines next to it) in the menu at the top of the screen.<\/p>\n
5. In the Text tab, tap the S icon to perform a strikethrough.<\/p>\n
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