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Unwanted line -- how to get rid of it
I'm using Microsoft Excel 2003. There is a dashed vertical line to the
right of columns 22 and 86. It has the same color as the grid, and cuts through merged cells. No amount of fiddling with the borders of the columns or the cells gets rid of it. Can someone point me to documentation that explains what it is? Thanks. Fred |
Unwanted line -- how to get rid of it
Maybe it's the pagebreak line.
Tools|Options|view tab|uncheck Page Breaks. They'll come back if you print or print preview, though. wrote: I'm using Microsoft Excel 2003. There is a dashed vertical line to the right of columns 22 and 86. It has the same color as the grid, and cuts through merged cells. No amount of fiddling with the borders of the columns or the cells gets rid of it. Can someone point me to documentation that explains what it is? Thanks. Fred -- Dave Peterson |
Unwanted line -- how to get rid of it
Dave Peterson wrote: Maybe it's the pagebreak line. Tools|Options|view tab|uncheck Page Breaks. They'll come back if you print or print preview, though. Indeed they are page breaks. Thanks once again, Dave. Fred wrote: I'm using Microsoft Excel 2003. There is a dashed vertical line to the right of columns 22 and 86. It has the same color as the grid, and cuts through merged cells. No amount of fiddling with the borders of the columns or the cells gets rid of it. Can someone point me to documentation that explains what it is? Thanks. Fred -- Dave Peterson |
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