Hi Susan,
You were almost there, all you had to do was record a macro
With ActiveWindow
.DisplayGridlines = True
.GridlineColorIndex = 55
End With
It's worth noting this is one of the few things that requires the sheet to
be active and in code might require both the workbook and the worksheet to
be programmatically activated.
Regards,
Peter T
i looked in the object browser in visual basic & found that you can do
it via macro..........
Property GridlineColorIndex As XlColorIndex
Member of Excel.Window
but i don't know exactly how to word it in the macro. just thought
i'd throw this in for more help.
susan
that's me, always trying to do things the hard way! i didn't even
think of recording a macro, i was so busy trying to write the
code..... thanks!
(still don't even know what the OP wanted, macro or not.)
susan
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