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How to hide cell reference borders (top/left side) in Excel?
Using Excel 2003. I have seen an Excel file that looked more like a form &
does not have the alpha reference border on the top or the number reference border on the left side. I would like to make a similar form, but can not find the option to hide them. |
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How to hide cell reference borders (top/left side) in Excel?
That option is on Tools-Options, on the View Tab. There are some checkboxes
at the bottom, on the Window option section, that control what you want to show/hide. Hope this helps, Miguel "jwe06" wrote: Using Excel 2003. I have seen an Excel file that looked more like a form & does not have the alpha reference border on the top or the number reference border on the left side. I would like to make a similar form, but can not find the option to hide them. |
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