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Printing/Displaying Gridlines
When a cell is filled with color the gridlines do not show for that cell on
the screen or when printed. When multiple adjacent cells are filled with color it would be nice to be able to see the gridlines. Can the gridlines be made to be in front of the color? Any ideas? |
Printing/Displaying Gridlines
Use Borders
Format | Cells ... | Border tab | choose the weight, etc., of the border you want. Regards Trevor "Pat" wrote in message ... When a cell is filled with color the gridlines do not show for that cell on the screen or when printed. When multiple adjacent cells are filled with color it would be nice to be able to see the gridlines. Can the gridlines be made to be in front of the color? Any ideas? |
Printing/Displaying Gridlines
Pat,
In a word - no. Fill color paints over the gridlines. You'll need to use borders (Format - Cells - Borders) to simulate the gridlines. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- "Pat" wrote in message ... When a cell is filled with color the gridlines do not show for that cell on the screen or when printed. When multiple adjacent cells are filled with color it would be nice to be able to see the gridlines. Can the gridlines be made to be in front of the color? Any ideas? |
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