Copying a spreadsheet in to a Word Document

[Guest]

I am copying part of a spreadsheet in to a word document and would like to remove the gridlines from the "Excel Object" that I paste in. Can this be done without removing the gridlines from my spreadsheet?

 

[Bill Foley]

Usually if you Copy and Paste part of a spreadsheet into Word it comes in in
the form of a table. You can click the "Table" menu and click "Hide
Gridlines" if you want. If your spreadsheet data has borders around your
cells, you will need to select the table, open the Tables and Borders
toolbar and select the "No Border" option, then turn off the gridlines if
you want. Keep in mind that regular gridlines do NOT normally print so
there really isn't any need to turn them off.

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I am copying part of a spreadsheet in to a word document and would like to

remove the gridlines from the "Excel Object" that I paste in. Can this be
done without removing the gridlines from my spreadsheet?

 

[Chad DeMeyer]

As long as you don't link the object to the original spreadsheet, but rather
embed it, you can open the embedded object back up in Excel by
right-clicking it and choosing Excel object>Open. Then in Excel,
Tools>Options>View>Window Options: uncheck Gridlines. Close and quit Excel,
your object in Word should now show without gridlines, but the original
spreadsheet unchanged.

cjd

I am copying part of a spreadsheet in to a word document and would like to

remove the gridlines from the "Excel Object" that I paste in. Can this be
done without removing the gridlines from my spreadsheet?