There isn't an easier way? You can't just choose whether or not to print the
gridlines in ALL the objects at the same time? I've got Word 2002 and I
thought I remember earlier versions being able to do it...

Thanks for the help.

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Mo,

If you want to switch off the gridlines in an Excel worksheet that's already
embedded, double-click the embedded worksheet, then use Tools | Options |
View and uncheck the "Gridlines" box as suggested by garfield-n-odie.

Cheers


"Mo" wrote in message
...
When using the Insert Excel Spreadsheet command in Word- I can easily use
the
Excel features and return to Word and view the "table" that was created in
Excel. However, I can't figure out how to remove the gridlines. I know how
to
do it if it were a Word table, but how do you remove the gridlines when
the
table was created in Excel? I have Excel 2003.


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[PAL]

I want to see the grid lines in excel but don't want them to print in word
(like I can have them not print in excel). is there any way to not have the
grid print when I link the excel file into Word as an object?

"Steve" wrote:

There isn't an easier way? You can't just choose whether or not to print the
gridlines in ALL the objects at the same time? I've got Word 2002 and I
thought I remember earlier versions being able to do it...

Thanks for the help.

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Mo,

If you want to switch off the gridlines in an Excel worksheet that's already
embedded, double-click the embedded worksheet, then use Tools | Options |
View and uncheck the "Gridlines" box as suggested by garfield-n-odie.

Cheers


"Mo" wrote in message
...
When using the Insert Excel Spreadsheet command in Word- I can easily use
the
Excel features and return to Word and view the "table" that was created in
Excel. However, I can't figure out how to remove the gridlines. I know how
to
do it if it were a Word table, but how do you remove the gridlines when
the
table was created in Excel? I have Excel 2003.


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[Graham Mayor]

Select the table in Excel and copy to the clipboard. Edit paste special as
a link in html format and it will appear exactly as it does in Excel. Grid
lines don't print but cell borders do.

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My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


PAL wrote:
I want to see the grid lines in excel but don't want them to print in
word (like I can have them not print in excel). is there any way to
not have the grid print when I link the excel file into Word as an
object?

"Steve" wrote:

There isn't an easier way? You can't just choose whether or not to
print the gridlines in ALL the objects at the same time? I've got
Word 2002 and I thought I remember earlier versions being able to do
it...

Thanks for the help.

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Mo,

If you want to switch off the gridlines in an Excel worksheet
that's already embedded, double-click the embedded worksheet, then
use Tools | Options | View and uncheck the "Gridlines" box as
suggested by garfield-n-odie.

Cheers


"Mo" wrote in message
...
When using the Insert Excel Spreadsheet command in Word- I can
easily use the Excel features and return to Word and view the
"table" that was created in Excel. However, I can't figure out how
to remove the gridlines. I know how to do it if it were a Word
table, but how do you remove the gridlines when the table was
created in Excel? I have Excel 2003.


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