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text on worksheet with no gridlines
I have a word document that I want to put into excel (due to some
calculations that need to be done now). I have text at the top of the document that I don't want to have gridlines in...so how do I get rid of gridlines for the text portion of this document only. I need gridlines in the body of the document due to the columns I have. thanks to anyone that can answer this for me |
text on worksheet with no gridlines
You could use separate sheets and do gridlines on the one and no gridlines on
the other "Carol" wrote: I have a word document that I want to put into excel (due to some calculations that need to be done now). I have text at the top of the document that I don't want to have gridlines in...so how do I get rid of gridlines for the text portion of this document only. I need gridlines in the body of the document due to the columns I have. thanks to anyone that can answer this for me |
text on worksheet with no gridlines
Select the range that contains text and apply a white fill color to the cells
- or any color, actually - gridlines are not displayed when there is a fill color in the cell. "Carol" wrote: I have a word document that I want to put into excel (due to some calculations that need to be done now). I have text at the top of the document that I don't want to have gridlines in...so how do I get rid of gridlines for the text portion of this document only. I need gridlines in the body of the document due to the columns I have. thanks to anyone that can answer this for me |
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