I know that you can switch gridlines off and on in page set-up, but I want to create 2 separate sets of columns on the same page - with gridlines only around these and NOT the entire page.
I know I can do it, but dunno where to look. I've been all over the place in excel tonite, without much luck on this!
Thank you.
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The way I would do it would be to take off the gridlines in the Page Setup section. Then I would hi-light the 2 columns you wanted gridlines to appear in...and I'd use the border option for the look of gridlines. Do Format, Cells, select the Border tap and then in the Style box select the first style under None...it will look like a gridline when it prints. Make sure that you have selected all your border buttons where you want the border to appear.
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