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Is it possible to change the colour from black to cell colour, making
the grid invisible?

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toolsoptionsview uncheck gridlines
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Is it possible to change the colour from black to cell colour, making
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how about Tools=Options=View, then uncheck "Gridlines" Wouldn't that be
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