I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

I see borders in Excel 2007. You have not bothered to tell us what version
of Excel you are using. That is important.

Tyro

"justapicker" wrote in message
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I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of
borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't
see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

Yes, this is normal. Depending on your version (Excel 2007 or any others)
would be like this:

For Excel 2000-2003
Go to File Page Setup and then check the Gridlines box in the Sheet tab.

For Excel 2007
Click the Layout tab and then in the Sheet Options Group check the PRINT
checkbox under GRIDLINES
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"justapicker" wrote:

I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

"boblarson" wrote:

Yes, this is normal. Depending on your version (Excel 2007 or any others)
would be like this:

For Excel 2000-2003
Go to File Page Setup and then check the Gridlines box in the Sheet tab.

For Excel 2007
Click the Layout tab and then in the Sheet Options Group check the PRINT
checkbox under GRIDLINES
--
Bob Larson
Access World Forums Super Moderator
Utter Access VIP
Tutorials at http://www.btabdevelopment.com
If my post was helpful to you, please rate the post.
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"justapicker" wrote:

I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

ok. I clicked on the Gridlines box and still can't see my borders in print
preview. Did I do something wrong?

"boblarson" wrote:

Yes, this is normal. Depending on your version (Excel 2007 or any others)
would be like this:

For Excel 2000-2003
Go to File Page Setup and then check the Gridlines box in the Sheet tab.

For Excel 2007
Click the Layout tab and then in the Sheet Options Group check the PRINT
checkbox under GRIDLINES
--
Bob Larson
Access World Forums Super Moderator
Utter Access VIP
Tutorials at http://www.btabdevelopment.com
If my post was helpful to you, please rate the post.
__________________________________


"justapicker" wrote:

I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

Borders and Gridlines are not the same thing, DUH!
"justapicker" wrote in message
...
ok. I clicked on the Gridlines box and still can't see my borders in
print
preview. Did I do something wrong?

"boblarson" wrote:

Yes, this is normal. Depending on your version (Excel 2007 or any
others)
would be like this:

For Excel 2000-2003
Go to File Page Setup and then check the Gridlines box in the Sheet
tab.

For Excel 2007
Click the Layout tab and then in the Sheet Options Group check the PRINT
checkbox under GRIDLINES
--
Bob Larson
Access World Forums Super Moderator
Utter Access VIP
Tutorials at http://www.btabdevelopment.com
If my post was helpful to you, please rate the post.
__________________________________


"justapicker" wrote:

I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of
borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but
can't see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

Are you talking about borders or gridlines? Terminology is important.

Tyro

"justapicker" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of
borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't
see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

Sorry, I'm using Excell 2003. I don't want gridlines throughout the form,
but I have formatted borders in different sections. Can I see them in print
preview? I appreciate your patience.

"Tyro" wrote:

Are you talking about borders or gridlines? Terminology is important.

Tyro

"justapicker" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of
borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't
see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

Have a look at sheet in page setup.

Make sure "Draft Quality" is unchecked.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 2 Feb 2008 19:47:01 -0800, justapicker
wrote:

Sorry, I'm using Excell 2003. I don't want gridlines throughout the form,
but I have formatted borders in different sections. Can I see them in print
preview? I appreciate your patience.

"Tyro" wrote:

Are you talking about borders or gridlines? Terminology is important.

Tyro

"justapicker" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles of
borders
on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the form , but can't
see
the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal? Thanks!!

"justapicker" wrote:
I'm trying to design a time sheet and have used different styles
of borders on different parts of the form. I'd like to preview the
form , but can't see the borders in print prebiew. Is this normal?

Yes, this could be normal. It could be an artifact of the screen
resolution. It depends on how small your print area must be reduced to fit
the page. Usually, zooming in (the Zoom button is a toggle) on the Print
Preview window will allow you to see the borders. Of course, the real test
comes when you print. If you do not see borders when you print, the problem
is something else altogether.