There are three ways to add strikethroughs in Word. First, use the menu bar to directly add strikethroughs. After selecting the text, click the letter S icon in the "Start" tab; secondly, you can add strikethroughs or double strikethroughs through font settings, and support hidden text; finally, you can use the shortcut key Ctrl T to open the font settings for operation, or customize the shortcut key to improve efficiency. Mastering one of these methods can meet daily needs.

Adding a delete line in Word is actually very simple and can be achieved without complicated operations. As long as you find the correct setting position, you can quickly add a strikethrough effect whether it is a single line of text or a whole paragraph of content.

Use the menu bar to add a delete line

This is the most intuitive method and is suitable for most people's daily use:

• Open Word document and select the text content you want to add strikethrough
• Find the Start tab in the top menu bar
• In the font area, there is a small icon with the letter S passed through the horizontal line (that is, the strike-line button)
• Click it and the selected text will immediately add a straight line across the middle.

If you often need this function, you can add it to the toolbar for quick access next time.

Add strikethrough or double strikethrough via font settings

Sometimes you may want more special effects, such as double strikethrough or hidden text:

• Select the text to set
• Right-click to select "Font", or click the arrow in the lower right corner of the font in the "Start" menu to open the settings window
• Check "Strike Line" or "Double Strike Line" in the "Font" dialog box
• If you don't want people to see this text but want to keep it, you can also check the "Hide" option

In addition to deleting lines, this method can also adjust other font styles, which are suitable for situations where fine layout is required.

Quickly operate the delete line with shortcut keys

If you like to use the keyboard to improve efficiency, Word also provides shortcuts:

• After selecting the text, press Ctrl T to open the font settings window, then press the up and down keys to select the strikethrough option and confirm
• Or you can customize a shortcut key to bind to the "Strike Line" command (you need to enter "Options" → "Custom Ribbon" → "Keyboard Shortcuts" to set it)

Although there is no shortcut key to enable the delete line with one click by default, a little setting can save a lot of time.

Basically these are the methods. It's not difficult to operate, but many people don't know the location of the delete line button at the beginning, or they don't notice that there are more options in the font settings. It's enough to master one, depending on which method you are used to.

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