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Welcome to Helen Bradley's Microsoft Office and productivity blog. I'm a lifestyle journalist specializing in business and consumer software and here you'll find handy hints for using software such as Microsoft Office 2007 and other office applications. Elsewhere on projectwoman.com you'll find tutorials, articles, how tos and tips on photography and Photoshop CS3. My publishing credits include PC Magazine, Windows XP magazine, CNet, PC User magazine, InformIT and others.

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Hide or color Excel gridlines



Ok, grey is my favourite colour - it's the colour of my old school uniform. I'm an Aussie and we still wear uniforms to school! Mine was grey serge in winter and grey cotton in summer, complete with hats and gloves. I kid you not and this is seriously OT and it uses Australian spelling so I'll get back to what I was saying.


Ok, so gray might be my favorite color but it's probably not yours. If Excel's gray gridlines offend your color sense, you can change them or remove them entirely. To remove them choose Tool, Options, View tab and disable the Gridlines checkbox.


To change the color of the lines, choose Tool, Options, View tab and choose an alternate color from the Gridlines color dropdown list. If you didn't realise gridlines were little dots and not solid lines, you're about to see that that's exactly what they are.

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