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You may notice that grid lines in Excel disappear from time to time. This generally occurs as you are altering the formatting. If all of your excel grid lines have disappeared, you probably have them turned off. This solution is for the situation you see here where only some of the grid lines are missing in a workbook.This is usually caused by cell formatting.You will notice here that the culprit is actually a cell fill. The cell fill has been set to white.The normal setting is no fill. Select all the cells with no border and set the the fill to no fill and your grid lines should return. Now you can get back to those formulas and finish your project on time.ou will notice here that the culprit is actually a cell fill. The cell fill has been set to white. The normal setting is no fill. Select all the cells with no border and set the the fill to no fill and your grid lines should return. Now you can get back to those formulas and finish your project on time.
Remove Grid Lines From Sheets and Workbooks. You can remove grid lines from individual worksheets, from entire workbooks or from selected sheets in a workbook. To remove lines from the sheet in which you're working, open the View tab. Go to the Show area and uncheck the Gridlines box.All the lines in the sheet disappear.When you uncheck Gridlines, Excel removes them from the sheet. (Image: Image courtesy Microsoft). If you want to apply the change to all sheets in a workbook, go to the sheet tabs at the bottom of the screen, right-click on any sheet and choose Select All Sheets.ll the lines in the sheet disappear. When you uncheck Gridlines, Excel removes them from the sheet. (Image: Image courtesy Microsoft). If you want to apply the change to all sheets in a workbook, go to the sheet tabs at the bottom of the screen, right-click on any sheet and choose Select All Sheets.