When I open a worksheet, some of the default cell borders are gone. I am not
talking about the printing of gridlines or borders. I am just talking about
the regular cell lines that you see in a normal view.

David Lee Stewart;429318 Wrote:
When I open a worksheet, some of the default cell borders are gone. I am
not
talking about the printing of gridlines or borders. I am just talking
about
the regular cell lines that you see in a normal view.Do you have some cells coloured? or data larger than the cell?


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No the data does not exceed the cell space. They are not colored either. I
have compared cells that look "normal" to those that do not. Borders and
fill are none in both cases. If I copy a cell that looks normal and paste it
into a cell that does not, there is no change. I wish there was a way to
attach the file, I am not sure that I am explaining it very well.

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David Lee Stewart;429318 Wrote:
When I open a worksheet, some of the default cell borders are gone. I am
not
talking about the printing of gridlines or borders. I am just talking
about
the regular cell lines that you see in a normal view.Do you have some cells coloured? or data larger than the cell?


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Perhaps they are "colored" to White which wipes out gridlines.

Select all and format to "no color" or "automatic"


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 09:13:01 -0700, David Lee Stewart
wrote:

No the data does not exceed the cell space. They are not colored either. I
have compared cells that look "normal" to those that do not. Borders and
fill are none in both cases. If I copy a cell that looks normal and paste it
into a cell that does not, there is no change. I wish there was a way to
attach the file, I am not sure that I am explaining it very well.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


David Lee Stewart;429318 Wrote:
When I open a worksheet, some of the default cell borders are gone. I am
not
talking about the printing of gridlines or borders. I am just talking
about
the regular cell lines that you see in a normal view.Do you have some cells coloured? or data larger than the cell?


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David Lee Stewart;429352 Wrote:
No the data does not exceed the cell space. They are not colored either.
I
have compared cells that look "normal" to those that do not. Borders
and
fill are none in both cases. If I copy a cell that looks normal and
paste it
into a cell that does not, there is no change. I wish there was a way
to
attach the file, I am not sure that I am explaining it very well.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


David Lee Stewart;429318 Wrote:
When I open a worksheet, some of the default cell borders are gone.
I am
not
talking about the printing of gridlines or borders. I am just
talking
about
the regular cell lines that you see in a normal view.Do you have
some cells coloured? or data larger than the cell?


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