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Suppressing the top grid line of a cell - 2007 Excel
Hi folks,
I have a question regarding group formatting for 2007 Excel. The sample is as below: column A column B John Doe 1 apple John Doe 1 orange John Doe 2 apple John Doe 2 orange John Doe 2 banaba John Doe 3 apple John Doe 3 orange John Doe 3 banaba John Doe 3 pine apple John Doe 3 pears If I want to suppress the top grid line of a cell, whose contents are the same as the above cell, is there is a way to achieve it for an unexperienced Excel user. Thanks. Peter Kao |
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