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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines showing
I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the
gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines showing
Post the question to an InDesign discussion board.
"unitedwayabc" wrote: I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines showing
Try formatting the cells to background color of white before importing.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 08:52:00 -0800, unitedwayabc wrote: I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines show
Thanks. I'll try that.
"dlw" wrote: Post the question to an InDesign discussion board. "unitedwayabc" wrote: I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines show
I just tried that. It didn't work. Thanks for the suggestion, however.
"Gord Dibben" wrote: Try formatting the cells to background color of white before importing. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 08:52:00 -0800, unitedwayabc wrote: I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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How do I export Excel worksheet to InDesign w/o gridlines show
That's all I can offer. Never worked with InDesign.
Hopefully you can find an InDesign NG for better results. Try http://www.indesignusergroup.com/ and click on "Online Discussions" Gord On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 11:07:25 -0800, unitedwayabc wrote: I just tried that. It didn't work. Thanks for the suggestion, however. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Try formatting the cells to background color of white before importing. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 1 Feb 2007 08:52:00 -0800, unitedwayabc wrote: I'm trying to import an Excel worksheet into InDesign. I do not want the gridlines showing. I've turned the gridlines off in Excel, but when I place the document in InDesign, the lines are showing up. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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