Where is the excel forum
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
Rama Krishna wrote: Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel? Close your eyes. They should go away. :-D Marc Latest AAL Article My blog Join my forum!
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
Rama Krishna wrote: Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel? Nope. But you can fake it. Remove all gridlines, put borders on every cell (similar to the gridlines), and remove them on your range. Yeah, I know, it's silly... :laugh: Regards, João Paulo
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
OK - I've read this 5 times and still can't make heads nor tails of that top sentence :) cheers, Chris Maunder
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OK - I've read this 5 times and still can't make heads nor tails of that top sentence :) cheers, Chris Maunder
Will it help if I post another message with the following subject :- Where is the access forum?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
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OK - I've read this 5 times and still can't make heads nor tails of that top sentence :) cheers, Chris Maunder
I hate the most programmer friendly office app left from the Where is forum series. I took it to mean-- The only app left from the "where is..." forum post series is the "most programmer friendly office app" (namely Excel), which I hate. Marc Latest AAL Article My blog Join my forum!
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Will it help if I post another message with the following subject :- Where is the access forum?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
Rama Krishna wrote: Where is the access forum? Just to stay a step ahead, we don't have a PowerPoint forum either. ;) -Nick Parker
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I hate the most programmer friendly office app, left from the "Where is <office app> forum series?". Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel?
Somewhere in the world there is a machine language programmer waiting for that damned assembly language fad to pass. - Stan Shanon
In Excel 2000, Tools -> Options -> View Tab: there is a Gridlines checkbox.
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Rama Krishna wrote: Does anyone if it is possible to turn off the grid lines for a selected range in excel? Close your eyes. They should go away. :-D Marc Latest AAL Article My blog Join my forum!
Marc Clifton wrote: Close your eyes. They should go away. He could also just turn off his monitor :)
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