Is there a way to make the borders finer so that they look as they do when
you opt to "print gridlines" without specifying each cell's border style? In
the "borders" selection, the finest line is too heavy for my form, but I
can't merely choose "print gridlines" because I don't want all gridlines to
print. (I'm using Excel 2002.)

Hi QDE,

You can't make them any finer than the options in borders
in the formatting dialog box but you can drop the
color down to Gray-10% which will make them very pale.

HTH
Martin

I should also mention that the standard color palette only
offers Gray-25% as it lightest shade. To get it paler you
have to go to ToolsOptionsColor tab click on a color
patch and click on the modify button.

HTH
Martin

Martin, thanks for your suggestion, but the effect was still too "heavy." I
kept pondering this and found that I can specify white borders where I don't
want the gridlines to print and that worked, since in this instance I'm
printing on white stock.

I do appreciate your taking the time to respond. Now maybe you can help me
with another problem that I'll put in a separate post!

"MartinW" wrote:

Hi QDE,

You can't make them any finer than the options in borders
in the formatting dialog box but you can drop the
color down to Gray-10% which will make them very pale.

HTH
Martin