Is this problem solvable without using borders?

When you colour a cell you do not have the option to still leave the
gridlines visible, essentially the gridline becomes the colour of the
cell fill.

Other than adding borders, which can be a bit off a faff, I have not
been able to find any way of leaving the gridlines visible (and
printable if the page setup is to print gridlines) – any ideas?

Thanks,
Darren

Using borders is your only option.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Darren Hill" wrote in message
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Is this problem solvable without using borders?

When you colour a cell you do not have the option to still leave the
gridlines visible, essentially the gridline becomes the colour of the cell
fill.

Other than adding borders, which can be a bit off a faff, I have not been
able to find any way of leaving the gridlines visible (and printable if
the page setup is to print gridlines) – any ideas?

Thanks,
Darren