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Getting rid of gridlines
Is there any way that I can set it up so that when I open a new worksheet, or
insert one into an existing workbook, that the gridlines are turned off. |
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Getting rid of gridlines
hi,
toolsoptionsview tab uncheck gridlines. regards FSt1 "Geoff" wrote: Is there any way that I can set it up so that when I open a new worksheet, or insert one into an existing workbook, that the gridlines are turned off. |
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Getting rid of gridlines
Thanks, but I was thinking rather of a way to make "gridlines off" the
default. I generally don't use them and turn them off about 90% of the time. "FSt1" wrote: hi, toolsoptionsview tab uncheck gridlines. regards FSt1 "Geoff" wrote: Is there any way that I can set it up so that when I open a new worksheet, or insert one into an existing workbook, that the gridlines are turned off. |
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Getting rid of gridlines
A few options....an icon on your favorite toolbar is nice for those workbooks
inherited from others. http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...6324%40msn.com Geoff wrote: Is there any way that I can set it up so that when I open a new worksheet, or insert one into an existing workbook, that the gridlines are turned off. -- Dave Peterson |
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