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I am using a spread sheet at work that was created by someone else who has
now moved on. My problem is that on some of the pages there are 2 lines, one looks like a border at the bottom of some of the cells and then immediately below it there is another line. The lines start half way across the cell and then stretch across a number of cells and then stop half way across the last cell. I have tried ev erything i can think of to get rid of them. You can't see them in print preview nor do they appear when the sheet is printed. If I delete the cells above they move up, if i delete the cells below they move down, so i deleted just the cells above and below the lines and moved the other cells left. The lines have disappeared but it has left a dot in the the top, left corner of one of the cells. It's driving me nuts, your help would be appreciated. |
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Hi Lynda,
It could be a collapsed chart. Try going to the drawing toolbar and click on the Select Multiple Objects tool button, then in the dialog box, click on any object that is not supposed to be there and click OK. If some handles appear at both ends of the line you can just tap delete. The Drawing toolbar is usually at the bottom of your screen. If it is not showing go to ViewToolbarsDrawing. The Select Multiple Objects button looks like this. A small cursor arrrow on top of a small grey square on top of a small white square. HTH Martin "Lynda" wrote in message ... I am using a spread sheet at work that was created by someone else who has now moved on. My problem is that on some of the pages there are 2 lines, one looks like a border at the bottom of some of the cells and then immediately below it there is another line. The lines start half way across the cell and then stretch across a number of cells and then stop half way across the last cell. I have tried ev erything i can think of to get rid of them. You can't see them in print preview nor do they appear when the sheet is printed. If I delete the cells above they move up, if i delete the cells below they move down, so i deleted just the cells above and below the lines and moved the other cells left. The lines have disappeared but it has left a dot in the the top, left corner of one of the cells. It's driving me nuts, your help would be appreciated. |
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Martin, you are a legend. As soon as i mentioned your response at work all
the so called 'gurus' went "of course". You fixed my problem, thank you. Lynda "MartinW" wrote: Hi Lynda, It could be a collapsed chart. Try going to the drawing toolbar and click on the Select Multiple Objects tool button, then in the dialog box, click on any object that is not supposed to be there and click OK. If some handles appear at both ends of the line you can just tap delete. The Drawing toolbar is usually at the bottom of your screen. If it is not showing go to ViewToolbarsDrawing. The Select Multiple Objects button looks like this. A small cursor arrrow on top of a small grey square on top of a small white square. HTH Martin "Lynda" wrote in message ... I am using a spread sheet at work that was created by someone else who has now moved on. My problem is that on some of the pages there are 2 lines, one looks like a border at the bottom of some of the cells and then immediately below it there is another line. The lines start half way across the cell and then stretch across a number of cells and then stop half way across the last cell. I have tried ev erything i can think of to get rid of them. You can't see them in print preview nor do they appear when the sheet is printed. If I delete the cells above they move up, if i delete the cells below they move down, so i deleted just the cells above and below the lines and moved the other cells left. The lines have disappeared but it has left a dot in the the top, left corner of one of the cells. It's driving me nuts, your help would be appreciated. |
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Glad it worked Lynda. Thanks for posting back.
Regards Martin "Lynda" wrote in message ... Martin, you are a legend. As soon as i mentioned your response at work all the so called 'gurus' went "of course". You fixed my problem, thank you. Lynda "MartinW" wrote: Hi Lynda, It could be a collapsed chart. Try going to the drawing toolbar and click on the Select Multiple Objects tool button, then in the dialog box, click on any object that is not supposed to be there and click OK. If some handles appear at both ends of the line you can just tap delete. The Drawing toolbar is usually at the bottom of your screen. If it is not showing go to ViewToolbarsDrawing. The Select Multiple Objects button looks like this. A small cursor arrrow on top of a small grey square on top of a small white square. HTH Martin "Lynda" wrote in message ... I am using a spread sheet at work that was created by someone else who has now moved on. My problem is that on some of the pages there are 2 lines, one looks like a border at the bottom of some of the cells and then immediately below it there is another line. The lines start half way across the cell and then stretch across a number of cells and then stop half way across the last cell. I have tried ev erything i can think of to get rid of them. You can't see them in print preview nor do they appear when the sheet is printed. If I delete the cells above they move up, if i delete the cells below they move down, so i deleted just the cells above and below the lines and moved the other cells left. The lines have disappeared but it has left a dot in the the top, left corner of one of the cells. It's driving me nuts, your help would be appreciated. |
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