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I froze the panes in my spreadsheets verically and horizontally but it looks
terrible. Is there any way to make the border of the pane invisible (or at
least lighter in color)? Thanks in advance.
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Not possible, I believe. Albeit one could effectively disguise it by using
black fill for the frozen rows/columns
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I froze the panes in my spreadsheets verically and horizontally but it
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terrible. Is there any way to make the border of the pane invisible (or at
least lighter in color)? Thanks in advance.



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.. by using black fill for the frozen rows/columns
Or conversely, by using black fill for the entire scrollable area <g
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Good idea. Thanks!

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.. by using black fill for the frozen rows/columns

Or conversely, by using black fill for the entire scrollable area <g
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