When I send a spreadsheet via e-mail they see it differently?
 

I created a spreadsheet which contains some merged cells. When I send the
same spreadsheet to my coworker in Florida via email he sees all the lines
within the merged cells making it really hard to read. How can I fix this?

The gridlines should not be visible within merged cells when viewed in
Excel, but might be seen in some viewers. What product/version is being
used in Florida to view your file ?


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Well, he said he downloaded it off the internet so maybe its a trial version
or something - I unmerged everything and just moved stuff around a little -
My sheet almost looks the same and his black lines are gone... Thank you

"Bryan Hessey" wrote:


The gridlines should not be visible within merged cells when viewed in
Excel, but might be seen in some viewers. What product/version is being
used in Florida to view your file ?


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LeslieV wrote:
Well, he said he downloaded it off the internet so maybe its a trial version
or something - I unmerged everything and just moved stuff around a little -
My sheet almost looks the same and his black lines are gone... Thank you

"Bryan Hessey" wrote:


The gridlines should not be visible within merged cells when viewed in
Excel, but might be seen in some viewers. What product/version is being
used in Florida to view your file ?


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If he downloaded it from the web, then it's probably just a viewer that Bryan
was alluding to. They are sometimes a tad different from the real full Excel.

Bill