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How do I draw a grid with square cells that I can superimpose on an already-drawn floor plan?
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How do I draw a grid with square cells that I can superimpose on an already-drawn floor plan?
View tab>check the Gridlines box in the Show/Hide section of the ribbon.
Can I change the enlarge the height and width of the cells of that grid?
One roundabout method would be to insert the floorplan into the header as a "Water mark", then you could superimpose a table over it.