Is there any way within Excel 2007 to make the gridlines thicker when
printing a spreadsheet???

Thanks in advance.

PSULionRP

Gridlines don't normally print. I suspect what you are referring to is
borders. If so, the answer is Yes.

Go to Format Cells and select the Borders tab. You will see there the
selection of border types and thicknesses to choose from.

Hope this helps.

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Ian
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"PSULionRP" wrote in message
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Is there any way within Excel 2007 to make the gridlines thicker when
printing a spreadsheet???

Thanks in advance.

PSULionRP

<<Ehhhhhhh Buzzer

Gridlines DO indeed print.

File == Page Setup == Sheet [Tab] == Gridlines



"IanC" wrote:

Gridlines don't normally print. I suspect what you are referring to is
borders. If so, the answer is Yes.

Go to Format Cells and select the Borders tab. You will see there the
selection of border types and thicknesses to choose from.

Hope this helps.

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Ian
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"PSULionRP" wrote in message
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Is there any way within Excel 2007 to make the gridlines thicker when
printing a spreadsheet???

Thanks in advance.

PSULionRP

They are Off or On, if you want "weight" to change, use Borders.

PSULionRP wrote:

<<Ehhhhhhh Buzzer

Gridlines DO indeed print.

File == Page Setup == Sheet [Tab] == Gridlines



"IanC" wrote:


Gridlines don't normally print. I suspect what you are referring to is
borders. If so, the answer is Yes.

Go to Format Cells and select the Borders tab. You will see there the
selection of border types and thicknesses to choose from.

Hope this helps.

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Ian
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"PSULionRP" wrote in message
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Is there any way within Excel 2007 to make the gridlines thicker when
printing a spreadsheet???

Thanks in advance.

PSULionRP

<<Ehhhhhhh Buzzer

Gridlines DO indeed print.

File == Page Setup == Sheet [Tab] == Gridlines

So they do :-)

In answer to your question - No, it doesn't look like you can alter the
gridlines, but you could always add borders ;-)

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