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I created a number of invoice Templates in Word 2004. They contained
Excel Worksheets because the tax and other calculations tend to be quite
complex in my line of work.
The templates do all work in Word 2008, however the gridlines in the
Excel components are now visible... ghosted, but visible. They were
invisible in 2004.
I would really like to make them disappear, but so far have drawn a
blank (or, more accurately, failed to draw a blank!). It's easy to do in
Tables, but I can't figure out how to do it in the Excel Worksheet...
Is there a quick-and-easy way to achieve this?
I really don't want to have to go back to square one and put in the
hours to re-do everything -- especially since I don't even know if it
will work.
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Can anyone recommend a good -- and simple -- on-line tutorial in the
creation of Word documents that contain calculations? I was more or less
flying by the seat of my pants when I did it, and managed to get tomy
destination through intuition and luck rather than actual knowledge.
Excel Worksheets because the tax and other calculations tend to be quite
complex in my line of work.
The templates do all work in Word 2008, however the gridlines in the
Excel components are now visible... ghosted, but visible. They were
invisible in 2004.
I would really like to make them disappear, but so far have drawn a
blank (or, more accurately, failed to draw a blank!). It's easy to do in
Tables, but I can't figure out how to do it in the Excel Worksheet...
Is there a quick-and-easy way to achieve this?
I really don't want to have to go back to square one and put in the
hours to re-do everything -- especially since I don't even know if it
will work.
___
Can anyone recommend a good -- and simple -- on-line tutorial in the
creation of Word documents that contain calculations? I was more or less
flying by the seat of my pants when I did it, and managed to get tomy
destination through intuition and luck rather than actual knowledge.