Help with copy and paste
 

When I copy and paste from Excel to Outlook I also get the gridlines
appearing,
How can I copy and paste my selection without having the gridlines
appear?

Help with copy and paste
 

You can use the Edit menu to do Paste-Special, choosing 'unformatted text'
seems to do the trick.

"The Commish" wrote:

When I copy and paste from Excel to Outlook I also get the gridlines
appearing,
How can I copy and paste my selection without having the gridlines
appear?

Help with copy and paste
 

Cool!

Never thought of that.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 9 Feb 2007 12:48:00 -0800, Cin wrote:

You can use the Edit menu to do Paste-Special, choosing 'unformatted text'
seems to do the trick.

"The Commish" wrote:

When I copy and paste from Excel to Outlook I also get the gridlines
appearing,
How can I copy and paste my selection without having the gridlines
appear?

Help with copy and paste
 

I was just about to post this very same question.
Very nice.
Thanks, definately solves a minor problem for me.
As I noticed, the Excel data is lined up in left aligned columns, separated
by Tabs in Word.


"Cin" wrote:

You can use the Edit menu to do Paste-Special, choosing 'unformatted text'
seems to do the trick.

"The Commish" wrote:

When I copy and paste from Excel to Outlook I also get the gridlines
appearing,
How can I copy and paste my selection without having the gridlines
appear?