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Gridlines are an essential element for editing spreadsheets on your computer. In fact, Google Sheets has this set as the default for the application. However, there may be situations where you need to display or print text without these gridlines.
You can easily accomplish this as it's an adjustable setting. The following article will guide you on how to hide gridlines in Google Sheets. Feel free to check it out.
HOW TO HIDE GRIDLINES IN GOOGLE SHEETS
Step 1: Open your spreadsheet in Google Drive, or access it here: Google Sheets
Step 2: Click on the View menu on the toolbar
Step 3: Then click on Gridlines to remove the checkmark.
Step 4: An interesting observation is that when you go to the Print menu on the toolbar, you'll also find an option Show gridlines under the Formatting section. If you haven't followed step 3, you can still adjust whether to display gridlines here.
However, if you've already hidden the gridlines in step 3, setting Show gridlines here won't affect those gridlines. From my personal experience, this could just be an error or something, but it's worth noting.
Both Excel and Word have a ruler, also known as the Ruler, which helps users align margins most accurately. Displaying the ruler, the ruler bar is also very simple, and you can operate to display the Ruler in Word, Excel to serve your work.
Here is the article guiding how to hide gridlines in Google Sheets. Hopefully, through this article, you will easily hide gridlines for your work purposes. If you encounter difficulties during the implementation, don't hesitate to comment below, Mytour's technical team will support you.
