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by - delegate Sian [1 post] (2008 Feb 28 Thu, 16:50) replyReply

How do you just show a table on excel without the 6000+ cells around it? This looks neater when you view it.

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by - delegate Alison [8 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 14:01) replyReply

I assume you want to hide the gridlines, then all you need do is go to Tools, Options, Select VIEW tab and click to untick the "gridlines" - lower lhs of screen

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer[287 posts] (2008 Mar 6 Thu, 11:49) replyReply

Hiya Alison

What you will need to do is hide the columns after and below the cells you want to show

just highlight the rows then right click and choose hide

repeat the process with the columns

Hope this makes it clearer

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RE: excel

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[287 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 14:36) replyReply

Hi Sian

Thanks for posting this Q, i have the solution for you if you can highlight the rows you need to not show, then right click on the row header and choose hide. Then repeat this procedure for the remaining columns

This will create the desired effect for you

Please let me know if there is anything else you need help with

many thanks

Mark East


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