I have developed a "cover" page for my Excel file that has hyperlinks to the
various worksheets. The background of the "cover" page is filed with a color.
When I open the file the "cover" page appears, but so does the location on
the cell that where data can be entered with a black border around the cell.
How can I make it so that the bordered on the input cell is not visable?

Select the sheet and check out menu ToolsOptionsUnder 'Window options'
Gridlines..

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Jacob Skaria


"Larry L" wrote:

I have developed a "cover" page for my Excel file that has hyperlinks to the
various worksheets. The background of the "cover" page is filed with a color.
When I open the file the "cover" page appears, but so does the location on
the cell that where data can be entered with a black border around the cell.
How can I make it so that the bordered on the input cell is not visable?

The black border indicates that particular cell is the active selected cell.

A worksheet must have a cell selected unless you have the sheet protected
with locked and unlocked cells non-selectable.

That would defeat your click on a hyperlink cell operation.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:48:01 -0700, Larry L
wrote:

I have developed a "cover" page for my Excel file that has hyperlinks to the
various worksheets. The background of the "cover" page is filed with a color.
When I open the file the "cover" page appears, but so does the location on
the cell that where data can be entered with a black border around the cell.
How can I make it so that the bordered on the input cell is not visable?