Hi,

What must I do to get gridlines printed for both filled and empty cells?
I'm a teacher, and I'm trying to replicate and print, in Excel, an
attendance book format, with a series of tiny squares next to each student's
name. The printed form of this would allow me to register if a student were
present or absent on a particular day.

This is my first post to an Excel newsgroup. If this is not the appropriate
group to answer my question, please excuse my mistake, and advise me to
which newsgroup I should post. Thank you.

Hubert
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You have one response at your other post in .excel.

Hubert Earl wrote:

Hi,

What must I do to get gridlines printed for both filled and empty cells?
I'm a teacher, and I'm trying to replicate and print, in Excel, an
attendance book format, with a series of tiny squares next to each student's
name. The printed form of this would allow me to register if a student were
present or absent on a particular day.

This is my first post to an Excel newsgroup. If this is not the appropriate
group to answer my question, please excuse my mistake, and advise me to
which newsgroup I should post. Thank you.

Hubert
--
Hubert Earl, vendor of fine Jamaican art, coffee, etc. on eBay:
http://www.stores.ebay.com/id=122950...2?refid=store;
Fine Jablum Blue Mountain Coffee sales page:
http://stores.ebay.com/Jamaican-Coff...um-Jamaican-Co
ffee_W0QQcolZ2QQdirZQ2d1QQsclZallQQsotimedisplayZ1 QQtZkm?refid=store

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Dave Peterson