Pasting data ranges from Excel

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When pasting data from Excel into an Outlook Email...
How do I get rid of the gridlines that come along with the
data that I pasted from Excel ?

Thanks in advance,
Joe
 
Before you copy your data in Excel
Open FILE
Select PAGE SET UP...
Select the SHEET tab
Turn off the check mark next to GRIDLINES

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

When pasting data from Excel into an Outlook Email...
How do I get rid of the gridlines that come along with the
data that I pasted from Excel ?

Thanks in advance,
Joe
 
This will not work in HTML format, change your mail
format to RICH TEXT...

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]
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Subject: RE: Re: Pasting data ranges from Excel

Hi Nikki,

My buddy and I tried your steps on two different machines and we still got
those gridlines.
Any other ideas?

Thank you very much for your prompt response, we appreciate it.
Joe

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

Before you copy your data in Excel
Open FILE
Select PAGE SET UP...
Select the SHEET tab
Turn off the check mark next to GRIDLINES

--
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

When pasting data from Excel into an Outlook Email...
How do I get rid of the gridlines that come along with the
data that I pasted from Excel ?

Thanks in advance,
Joe
 
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