Select the entire form
Choose FormatCells
Select the Border tab
In the Border section, click on each of the outside borders,
to remove it.
Click OK

The Undo feature won't be retained forever. By default, Excel will
remember 16 Undo actions. However, those can be deleted by saving the
file, or by using commands such as Remove Subtotals or adding an AutoFilter.

PeterM wrote:
I made a form with several individual areas that have borders. At the
end I decided to try a border around the whole form. Now that I don't
like it, I was trying to delete the form border, but it deletes all the
borders in the form as well. How can I just delete the border around the
form and not the rest of the individual borders? I'm actually on a
different computer, because of the printing, will I be able to undo my
way out of it maybe, or do I have to be on the computer where I made the
form. One more question, will the form retain the undo feature for ever,
or will it stop at one point or another? Many thanks in
advance.........Peter


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