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Using Paste Special in Word
I use paste special to paste excel worksheets in Word. (I can then click on
the area and it functions as an Excel Worksheet.) When I do this a line appears at the bottom of the 'worksheet' area even when there is no line copied and pasted from the original worksheet cells. Cannot get rid of the lines no matter what! Any suggestions? -- SuZen |
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Using Paste Special in Word
Right-click the Excel worksheet object and choose Borders and Shading from
the context menu. On the Borders tab, click the "None" setting and then click OK. Does that help? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "SuZen" wrote: I use paste special to paste excel worksheets in Word. (I can then click on the area and it functions as an Excel Worksheet.) When I do this a line appears at the bottom of the 'worksheet' area even when there is no line copied and pasted from the original worksheet cells. Cannot get rid of the lines no matter what! Any suggestions? -- SuZen |
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