[Biocellguy]

I have Excel worksheets in my Word document. When I print, the gridlines
that do not have borders are printed as if they do have thin borders. I have
tried the €œHide Gridlines€� option in Word, but that is only good for Word
based tables. How do I make it so Word will stop printing these Excel
gridlines on all my tables?

Thank you!

[Tony Jollans]

You need to hide the gridlines in Excel - they are part of the worksheet.

Edit the worksheet and select Tools Options View tab (or somewhere in
Advanced options in Excel 2007) and uncheck the Gridlines box.

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Enjoy,
Tony

"Biocellguy" wrote in message
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I have Excel worksheets in my Word document. When I print, the gridlines
that do not have borders are printed as if they do have thin borders. I
have
tried the €œHide Gridlines€� option in Word, but that is only good for Word
based tables. How do I make it so Word will stop printing these Excel
gridlines on all my tables?

Thank you!

[Curveball]

Note that in Excel 2003, at least, there are two settings for gridlines.

If you don't want to see them on the display, it's Tools/Options/View/Gridlines.

If you don't want to print them, it's File/Page Setup/Sheet/Gridlines.