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Something i hadn't tried before in numbers, but it turned out to be pretty 'intuitive.' ? selecting allow border selection let me select these borders (on the table shown previously) with three clicks (with the addition of a modifier key on the second and third): Numbers '09 select the cells where you want the border (in this example, cells a7 and b7) Inspector > table tab > cell borders click on above (blue highlighted button in this screen shot) then choose (from left to right) border style, border width, border colour done (4 point width in this example) Another way is menu > table > allow border. Numbers cell border editing i cannot edit out the line at the base of line 27 to match the remainder of the table If you turn the volume up does it also say what you are tapping If it does you have voiceover (one of the accessibility features) 'on' The only way (s) i can think of are You can open the text panel by using the menu item format > font > show fonts In the latest numbers, select the cell or cells to be cleared, then go to the brush icon in the top right, select border outline, scroll to the bottom & select default style All the grid lines in that selected block There is no double underline cell border in numbers so i will assume you were using the double underline text format that jerry described and it was not giving you the result you desired But, because there is no double underline cell border in numbers, you won't be able to get the effect you desire by using cell borders. Double line on the bottom border of a cell i am a cpa and i want to use numbers for all of my spreadsheet work in my office This is a common need of all accountants. If you don't want to go back to numbers 2.3, you might be able to live with yellowbox's workaround.