Remove gridline in EXCEL

Remove gridline in EXCEL

by MF

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:

By simply taking out the gridline, the same presentation looks better instantly.

So why you keep your gridline in your report?  Probably two main reasons…

1. Lazy
2. 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 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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