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This will seem so simple but I can't solve it.
I have an Excel sheet. In the first 8 columns, all the cells have grid lines. The next 5 columns do not. I can turn the grid lines on with Page Layout/Sheet options if I want all the grid to show. However, I don't. How do I get rid of the grid lines in the first 8 columns?
Thanks.
Eric Johnson
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Could the "gridlines" in the first 8 columns be cell borders? Select these columns, then click the dropdown arrow on the right hand side of the Borders button on the Home tab of the ribbon, and select No Border.