I have created Excel charts, Special Pasted them into Word (linked). When I
print them, some also print with the cell lines as well as the border lines
and I can't seem to get rid of them. I am desparate, the document has to be
finished by tomorrow.

You need to double-click the embedded Excel object to edit it in
Excel. Then in Excel go to Tools/Options and on the View tab turn the
Gridlines off.

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"kbwizard" wrote in message
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I have created Excel charts, Special Pasted them into Word (linked).
When I
print them, some also print with the cell lines as well as the
border lines
and I can't seem to get rid of them. I am desparate, the document
has to be
finished by tomorrow.