Gridlines are the outlines of the cells in a table, to show you where the cells are. These are different to borders, which are lines you draw and are normally automatically included in a table. Borders can be formatted to be different colours or styles or thickness etc. You can remove borders, but gridlines are fundamental to a table. They can't be formatted. They are there for a guide to you to define the table. You can show or hide gridlines and when you print, it is borders that form the lines around the cells, so if you don't have them, you can see your data laid out in a tabular form, with no lines around them. Sometimes that is what you want.
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They are separated by gridlines, although the gridlines can be turned off. EAch column is identified by a different letter or combination of letters.
The actual lines are known as gridlines, both vertical and horizontal. A vertical line of cells is known as a row.
I had the same problem, But after weeks of trying to figure it out, Go into the heading "View" And in the "Show/Hide" section, You will see a box with the word "Gridlines" next to it, And it will be ticked, Untick it
The lines on the spreadsheet which are call gridlines shows each individual cell
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They are called gridlines and should not be confused with borders, which you can draw around cells. Gridlines can be switched off by going to the Tools menu and picking Options and under the View tab removing the tick beside Gridlines.
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You can create a form with MS Excel that has both horizontal and vertical gridlines, you just format the borders of the cells you want to display.
Microsoft Word is a word processing program produced by Microsoft.
There is no single answer to that as there are different chart types and you can specify what way you want gridlines to be shown, like the gap in terms of value between them. You can also set a chart to have no gridlines.
Microsoft Excel is a worksheet. Microsoft Word is a word processor.