Remove gridline in EXCEL
Remove gridline in EXCEL
By default, gridline is not printed on paper. Nevertheless, I would usually remove gridline when I submit my report, or paste part of a spreadsheet into PowerPoint or Word. Why? Simply for better look and feel.
See the screenshots below to see the impact:
![Excel Tips - Remove Gridlines 0](https://wmfexcel.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/excel-tips-remove-gridlines-0.png?w=640)
By simply taking out the gridline, the same presentation looks better instantly.
![Excel Tips - Remove Gridlines 0.1](https://wmfexcel.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/excel-tips-remove-gridlines-0-1.png?w=640)
So why you keep your gridline in your report? Probably two main reasons…
- Lazy
- Don’t know how to remove gridline
For the former one, I could offer you no help. ;p
For the latter one, here’s the simple step to remove gridline: Uncheck the Gridlines
Excel 2007 or later (Ribbon –> View Tab) ![Excel Tips - Remove Gridlines 1](https://wmfexcel.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/excel-tips-remove-gridlines-1.png?w=640)
Excel 2003 (Tools –> Options)
Btw, I have seen many people using a trick of applying WHITE FILL to cells of whole sheet in order to get the same visual effect. However, I would not suggest so. Have you ever seen a color printout on colored-paper? Can you imagine what it looks like if all the cells are WHITE filled?
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