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Stefano Gatto
 
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Default DisplayGridlines should be a property of Worksheet class, not Wind

In my opinion, the gridline visibility should be a property of the worksheet
(or macrosheet), not the one of the window containing the worksheet. I mostly
dislike gridlines, and when I open a New Window (from the Window menu in XL),
I get another window on the same worksheet, but this one has always gridlines
on.

Or maybe there is a good reason the way it is now - in this case let me know
please.

Thank you.

Stefano Gatto

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