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Excel 2007 - Gridlines on a worksheet

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by - delegate Shaina [2 posts] (2008 Mar 12 Wed, 15:27) replyReply

The gridlines on all worksheet doesn't appear. How can I get this to come up.

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RE: Excel 2007 - Gridlines on a worksheet

by - trainer Rajeev gold contributer[480 posts] (2008 Mar 16 Sun, 21:53) replyReply

Dear Shaina

Thank you attending Excel Adv course. I hope you enjoyed the course.

I wasn't sure if you are asking about the gridlines or the borders. It is very easy to confuse between the two. I am sure you are proficient in applying the borders. Just to remind you it can be found in the home Tab on the Ribbon under the Font group.

However, I suspect that you are inquiring about the disappearance of the gridlines that sometimes happen when you either use the Fill handle to copy and paste the formulae/functions or simply copy and paste cells. I personally believe that this is some kind of bug within MS Office. Simply drag over the cells and the gridlines reappear magically. It may be something to do with the processor not being able to cope with the processes in hand and therefore not completing the tasks such as making your gridlines reappear.

Please let me know if that resolves the problem.

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