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copy excel cells to word without gridlines
Microsoft instructions suggest hiding gridlines in excel then copying and
pasting to word (or powerpoint or...). But I do this often and like to copy ranges of cells to other places as a picture (emf), and I 'd rather not turn the gridlines on and off all the time. Is there any way to copy like office 2003, where the gridlines did not show when pasted into Word? and make this more automatic? |
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copy excel cells to word without gridlines
Copy from Excel and paste into Word
Hover your mouse over the pasted data and click on the down arrow next to the clipboard icon Choose the option you want Experiment with all options to learn "learning 2007" wrote: Microsoft instructions suggest hiding gridlines in excel then copying and pasting to word (or powerpoint or...). But I do this often and like to copy ranges of cells to other places as a picture (emf), and I 'd rather not turn the gridlines on and off all the time. Is there any way to copy like office 2003, where the gridlines did not show when pasted into Word? and make this more automatic? |
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