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replyReply Fri 13 Jun 2008, 17:30Delegate Alistair said...

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Excel Intermediate course
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Gridline Colours

How do I change the colour of the gridlines in a work book?

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replyReply Mon 16 Jun 2008, 00:02Trainer Katie said...

RE: Gridline Colours

Hi Alistair,

Thank you for your question.

Regarding to the gridlines in an Excel workbook, you may find the option settings under TOOLS menu > OPTIONS > VIEW tab

You then simply click on the drop down box to pick any colour of your preference, the default setting is Automatic

Hope this is useful.

Regards,

Katie
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