Rounded border in table but rectangle lines still visible

How can I show only the rounded outline of a table? I've selected rounded border, and that shows up, but so does the rectangle of the table shape. Is there a way to get rid of that so that only the rounded border shows? The rounded border works perfectly for a text box.

For each corner cell in the table set the border edges to 'None'.

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If I run this, the background sticks outside of the borderYeah the background radius and border radius properties are independent, so if you use a rounded border, you also need to use a rounded background or the background will overflow the border corners.
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