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How do I delete a line at the edge of a column that's not formatte
There's a line that shows up on my worksheet (& prints) that is not formatted
in either as a border or a drawing. I can't select it or delete it, even if I delete the columns. Mysterious! |
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How do I delete a line at the edge of a column that's not formatte
Check File - Page Setup - Header/ Footer. If you want to deleter a line, you
have to deleter the rows, not the columns. Jaleel "Vera Lemon" wrote: There's a line that shows up on my worksheet (& prints) that is not formatted in either as a border or a drawing. I can't select it or delete it, even if I delete the columns. Mysterious! |
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How do I delete a line at the edge of a column that's not form
It's not in the header/footer, it shows up in the middle of the worksheet as
if I had put a border along one edge of a column, but only in about 15 rows. It is not a drawn object because I can't select it. It is not a formatted border either, I have no idea how to get rid of this line... "Jaleel" wrote: Check File - Page Setup - Header/ Footer. If you want to deleter a line, you have to deleter the rows, not the columns. Jaleel "Vera Lemon" wrote: There's a line that shows up on my worksheet (& prints) that is not formatted in either as a border or a drawing. I can't select it or delete it, even if I delete the columns. Mysterious! |
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