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Hide a gridline from a frozen plane.
I have my gridlines hidden on my excel sheet. When I freeze the top and left
side panes, there is a gridline marked to show the spot where it is frozen. How do I hide that gridline? |
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Hide a gridline from a frozen plane.
Sorry. No
If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "trmoney24" wrote: I have my gridlines hidden on my excel sheet. When I freeze the top and left side panes, there is a gridline marked to show the spot where it is frozen. How do I hide that gridline? |
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Hide a gridline from a frozen plane.
Sorry to say it is not possible.
If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Sorry. No If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "trmoney24" wrote: I have my gridlines hidden on my excel sheet. When I freeze the top and left side panes, there is a gridline marked to show the spot where it is frozen. How do I hide that gridline? |
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