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- CU
Apr 8, 2011I use Open Office, and Micro$oft constantly trys to make it as incompatible as possible, but as I recall, there's a "show grid" check box somewhere.
Where, I can not help you.ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterApr 8, 2011[quote]I use Open Office, and Micro$oft constantly trys to make it as incompatible as possible, but as I recall, there's a "show grid" check box somewhere. Where, I can not help you.[/quote] Ahhhhh yes, GRID, that's the word I was trying to think of, ..... still don't know where it is! :(ReactReply
- MEMemberApr 8, 2011
Which version of MS are you using?
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterApr 8, 2011[quote]Which version of MS are you using?[/quote] I think she's got XP (It's for my X)ReactReply
- PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterApr 8, 2011Got it! ..... Had a reply on the other thread :)http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=19166"File" ..... "Page set" ..... "Sheet tab" ..... then check "Gridlines box" Thanks Guys!ReactReply
- TX
Apr 8, 2011Sorry I was gone, all day or would have answered sooner. Someone beat to to it.
ReactReply - MEMemberApr 9, 2011
Phil, there should also be a "borders" icon on her tool bar - I have my tool bar set to "show buttons" on two rows, so it appears on the second row, third from right. If I switch it to show on one row, it's still third from right.
If you don't see the "borders" button, you can add it to the toolbar by clicking on the drop down arrow at the end of the tool bar, click on "add or remove buttons" and then put a check mark next to the shortcut buttons you always want to see on the toolbar. I admit it...I have them all checked.
Sure glad you got your answer faster than you would have from me or Thomas!
JenReactReply - GA
Apr 10, 2011Phil...go to Format on the right hand side of the tool bar, drop down to Cells, then Borders, then click which ones you want.
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