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Only if you remove the list.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 13:18:26 -0700, hannatrip wrote: ok, thanks, i thought maybe I could get rid of them all together "Roger Govier" wrote: Yes, that's the way it behaves. When the list is inactive, i.e. you are not within it, the borders are hidden. I am not aware of any method of suppressing borders whilst it is active. -- Regards Roger Govier "hannatrip" wrote in message ... I just tried it but as soon as you click in the list it comes back. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Did you click outside of the List? The border is only removed when the cursor is outside of the list. -- Regards Roger Govier "hannatrip" wrote in message ... i tried that but nothing happens "Duke Carey" wrote: The Data-Lists... menu has an option to hide the border of INACTIVE lists "hannatrip" wrote: is there a way to get rid of the blue line that surrounds the cells when you use lists? |
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