HTML doesn't offer as clean a solution for vertical lines as it does for horizontal lines -- a vertical equivalent to the Set your image up within your text and add a "style" attribute tag.

Although I’m using Microsoft Word, most of the Office 365 apps support vertical lines to some extent. Using the Line shape to insert, or draw, a vertical line might be one of the easiest routes.

Draw the shirt around the upper body with short sleeves. Add a number or team badge if you like. Next, sketch the shorts, ...

They all have vertical symmetry. This means you can draw a mirror line down through the middle of each shape and divide it into two reflected halves. Remember vertical means from top to bottom.

Vertical lines have equations of the form \(x = k\). Horizontal lines have equations of the form \(y = c\). Draw the graph of \(x = 3\). Mark some points on a grid which have an \(x\)-coordinate ...