Hiding grid lines when when e-mailing spreadsheet

I have created a spread sheet in which some cells are visible and some are not. The problem with this is, when I e-mail from my i pad in Excel format, the recipient sees grid lines on entire spreadsheet. Pretty much, I want the recipient to be able to print my spreadsheet so that it appears the way I designed it, instead of seeing all of the unintended grid lines.

Also, there are a few suggestions from that may help.... http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-All-in-One-Install-Setup/Excel-spreadsheet-not-printing-correctly/m-p/3111415/highlight/true#M111960

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Remove grid lines when printing

I am trying to print a set of financial statements and do not want to see the grid lines when printing the final document. I cannot work out how to do this.
Some posts I have read say that grid lines are described as cell borders and suggest that they can be removed using the inspectors "cell borders " facility.
I have tried to do this but cannot make it happen. If I were to successfully remove the borders/grid lines then surely this would also remove the underlines I have inserted with great effort.
I would really appreciate anyone's help with this

One more time, it's useful to use our brain before stating a task.
If I read well, you used some cell borders as an underline segment.
Now you pay the result of a bad design.
You have no way to remove only borders which aren't "underlining" ones.
Next time think before and use the Underline text attribute so you will be able to remove the grid easily.
I know that some spreadsheets have two structures :
grid
borders
But, those which took time to read the User Guide know that in Numbers there is a single structure :
borders.
So, remove or hide grid means remove or hide borders.
When we work with a tool, we may ask it what it is designed to do, not what we guess it will be able to achieve.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 15 septembre 2010 20:51:51

Help, How do I get rid of the grid marks when converting Numbers spreadsheet to PDF?

I'm having an issue when Converting numbers documents in to PDF. When I export to PDF, I get an additional page or two of gridlines..
I also get the chart lines and cell lines showing up on my PDF.
My equipment is MacBook Pro Mid 2012 - OSX 10.9.2
Running Numbers version 3.1

Resize the table so it only contains the relavent cells for what you are printing by dragging the table resize controls:
activate the table, then drag size control:
Sized for data:
you can also use the scaling control in the print dialog to adjust the content to fit the page:

Numbers spreadsheets show very faint grid lines

Hope someone out there can help with this strange problem. I can only se the grid lines on the numbers basic spreadsheet with great difficulty. It's the same for most other templates expect the brown one which show up fine for some reason! I've recalibrated the Mac to ensure colours are good, but can't find a way in numbers to make the grid lines darker. Can anyone help? It must be a problem for me only as my partner uses this Mac with no problems in his spreadsheets!!!

wellingtonatic wrote:
It must be a problem for me only as my partner uses this Mac with no problems...
Hmm, if that wasn't a typo and you really meant "this Mac" (as you typed), not "his Mac" then I don't know why yours would be different from your partner's unless you or your partner changed border colors/thickness as some point.
You can set the cell border line thickness and color in two places. One is on the toolbar and the other is in the Table inspector . It would probably be easier to understand if you read about it in the User's Manual rather than me trying to give step by step instructions here.

Disable grid lines ?

G'day all,
I have a spreadsheet that has no grid lines, just a coloured background with numbers in each cell.
When I click on any cell all the grid lines appear and it's really distracting to see what's going on in the spreadsheet.
How can I disable the grid lines when I'm adjusting cell data ?
Cheers.
Tony

Tony,
Changing the cell borders to the same color as the background will make them appear to go away.
Click on the table name in the sheets pane to select the entire table. Then in the Table Inspector, Cell Borders section, click the icon that looks like a plus-sign. Then click the rectangle just below the plus-sign icon and select a color that's the same as your background, probably white if you're using a default table format. That "Plus sign" is really indicating that you want to operate on all the interior borders, as opposed to the outside border, or just the horizontal borders, or just the vertical borders, or just the left edge of the selection, etc. If you study all the choices, you'll see the pattern. The rectangle below the interior border icon is the color selection activation button, as you may have guessed.
So, after changing all the interior borders to the same color as the background, you should have what you want.
Jerry

How do I add a time stamp to the moving "Major Grid Lines" of a Waveform Chart?

Hello
I am using LV 8.5.1
I am using a Waveform Chart and I have turned on the "Major Grid LInes" using the properties tab of my waveform chart. (properties-->scale->grid lines)
When the code executes, I want to attach a time stamp to each moving yellow grid line.
So as the grid lines move from right to left, there is an associated time stamp for each.
Can someone help!
thanks
J
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
how do I add time to the yellow grid lines.vi ‏16 KB

hova2010,
If you right click on your graph and go to X Scale >> Style >> and then choose one of the 3 styles on the far left you shoul see timestamps for those grid lines.
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Grid Lines show up in certain print types.

HP Officejet Pro 8600 all in one.Imac OS 10.6.8When ever I print in black and white mode for any size or type document or when I print in color to a single 4x6 photo page the vertical grid lines show up on the print. I don't have this problem when I print the same 4x6 color photo on a full size 8x10 page. I don't have this problem whenever I print any document in color. I have deep cleaned the print heads and realigned the print heads several times; but I cannot lose the grid lines when I print in black and white and try to print color to the smaller format paper? I love this printer otherwise. Setup was easy, operation is user friendly, and it prints beautifully other than these two little annoying instances. Can anyone offer a solution?

Yes, I am experiencing this as well. Thin black vertical lines about 2.8cm apart. Initially I thought they were just on things sent to the printer from Photoshop, but now I see them on colour items I print directly from the copier and on an email attachment from my iPad. At times the lines are barely visible ant that is what happened when I was talking wiht hp support. It looked as though the problem had been solved after reloading the software onto my iMac. But afterI hung up with them it happened again and when I went back to look at the other prints the lines were there too but not very visible. I have cleaned and aligned the heads and replaced an empty yellow cartridge. I printed a blank white sheet that had no lines. I cannot figure it out. Any suggestions anyone?

I have been using numbers spreadsheet to do my time card. When I delete the info on my spreadsheet to change the info for the new week the dark grid lines turn to a light gray. How do I make the lines dark again?

I have been using a spreadsheet in numbers to do my time card. When I delete the info on my spreadsheet to change for the new week the dark grid lines turn to a light gray. How do I make the lines dark again?

Change the email on the old account to another new, current email address.
An email address can only be linked to one Apple ID.
It is possible to have content from multiple Apple ID's on a single iDevice.

When I have a border around a group of cellsand remove it, it also removes the grid lines. When I go to print the sheet, there are blank spaces where the border had been. I'm sing a MacBook.

When I have a border around a group of cell, how do I remove it. If I outline the cells again and then show in the Inspector NO BORDER, it removes not only the borderbut when I go to print it also the grid lines.

What application are you using? Numbers? Excel? Something else?
For help with Numbers spreadsheets go to this forum.
If you are using Excel, Microsoft has a forum to help you.
If it is something else, let us know what and we will try to point you in the right direction.
Best of luck.

Working with Outlook 2011 for Mac, my mails are slow and I can work only on-line, when off-line, mail cannot be opened because it is only partially downloaded. How to solve??

working with Outlook 2011 for Mac, my mails are slow and I can work only on-line, when off-line, mail cannot be opened because it is only partially downloaded. How to solve??

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How can I not show my e-mail address in "from" line when sending out e-mails?

I don't want to show the e-mail address in the "from" line when I send out e-mails. Is there a way to hide that?
Thank you!

whiskey sour wrote:
Okay here is where I am at so far and thanks for sticking with me, we may have success eventually! Can you confirm the following:
1--I Go into the iMac Address Book and click on File/Export/Address Book Archive.
2--It then asks me where I want to save Address Book and I indicate Desktop.
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I don't want to show the e-mail address in the "from" line when I send out e-mails. Is there a way to hide that? Thank you!

I don't want to show the e-mail address in the "from" line when I send out e-mails. Is there a way to hide that?
Thank you!

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How can I eliminate grid lines of selected cells when printing, in iOS numbers

How can I eliminate grid lines of selected cells when printing, using iOS numbers

Hi Cmlgfx,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
You can style a table to remove grid lines and only show an "outline" around the table itself.
See this article for help with table styles:
Numbers for iOS (iPad): Place and style tables
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH3365
To show or hide the table name, table border, and grid lines, alternate row colors, or adjust fonts, tap Table Options at the bottom of the Table window (you may need to scroll up in the window to see it), and then set your preferences using the options in the Table Options window. (When you’re done, tap at the top of the window to see other options.)
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Jeremy

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JTable Grid Lines became very light when changed to JGoodies L&f

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