Hello all.

I've been tasked to make some modifications to an Excel spreadsheet
that was developed by another individual. The sheet has got a thin
line that separates two columns I would like to get rid of. In this
sheet the gridlines are turned off. I'm working in Excel 2003.

Things I've tried:
1. Cleared borders using the border tool.
2. Erased borders using the eraser in the "drawn borders" tool.
3. Tried drawing a "no border" with the "drawn borders" tool.
4. I've tried copying cells that do not have a line like this and
pasteing them in these cells.
5. I've tried poking around with the drawing toolbar to see if there is
a drawing line that was insert.
6. I've unhid columns to make sure there wasn't another column there I
wasn't seeing.

There has to be another way to create horizontal lines I'm not thinking
of. I would appreciate any ideas on other things I can try to eliminate
this.

Thanks in advance.


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