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I would like to be able to format my Excel spreadsheets so that the gridlines
only appear in the data area of the spreadsheet but not in the title or column heading area. Is it possible to remove grid lines selectively or must the either be on or off? The only thing that I've found so far that works is to select the area and format itusing a fill colour. |
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On or off, but you can use a white fill colour where you don't want them to
be seen Or you could remove them and use borders to make it look like you have them, I would definitely use the first method Regards, Peo Sjoblom "John Lavigne" wrote: I would like to be able to format my Excel spreadsheets so that the gridlines only appear in the data area of the spreadsheet but not in the title or column heading area. Is it possible to remove grid lines selectively or must the either be on or off? The only thing that I've found so far that works is to select the area and format itusing a fill colour. |
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And I would use the second suggestion.
I always turn off gridlines. I apply borders to what I want. In fact, I've used: tools|customize| to create a new toolbar and dragged lots of the border icons (from tools|customize|commands tab|format category) to that toolbar. I find it easier to use one style, but with borders, you have the choice of thickness and color, too. (not trying to be too disagreeable) Peo Sjoblom wrote: On or off, but you can use a white fill colour where you don't want them to be seen Or you could remove them and use borders to make it look like you have them, I would definitely use the first method Regards, Peo Sjoblom "John Lavigne" wrote: I would like to be able to format my Excel spreadsheets so that the gridlines only appear in the data area of the spreadsheet but not in the title or column heading area. Is it possible to remove grid lines selectively or must the either be on or off? The only thing that I've found so far that works is to select the area and format itusing a fill colour. -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi
AFAIK there's no other way -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "John Lavigne" <John schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I would like to be able to format my Excel spreadsheets so that the gridlines only appear in the data area of the spreadsheet but not in the title or column heading area. Is it possible to remove grid lines selectively or must the either be on or off? The only thing that I've found so far that works is to select the area and format itusing a fill colour. |
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