Embedded Excel Worksheets

L

Lynn Nickerson

After embedding an Excel worksheet in a Word document and
turning off the gridlines in page setup in Excel, they
contintue to print.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

I believe you need to turn off the gridlines in Excel before copying the
worksheet.

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B

Beth Melton

Additionally, if you are going by Print Preview in Word then an
embedded Excel worksheet is a little misleading. You are still seeing
a screen view of the Excel Object.

I have found that the Print Options saved in the Excel workbook/sheet
do not take effect until it is actually printed.

Try printing a sample document with the gridlines displayed in Word
and you'll see what I am talking about.

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L

Lynn N.

I am actually creating the worksheet through Word, not in
Excel . . . should I not be working this way? I do
complex financial statements with formulas and put the
gridlines in when creating the next year's statement, so
the auditors have lines to write in, then after they
edit, I delete the gridlines to print a clean page.
Sometimes they don't print, and sometimes they do. Can't
figure it out. I never know what's going to print.
 
B

Beth Melton

Hi Lynn,

It doesn't matter which way you do it but if you don't want the
gridlines to appear on screen then edit the embedded Excel worksheet,
go to Tools/Options/View and turn off Gridlines.

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