What should I do to make my columns and rows invisible after I print it out?

Question

I'm typing some important impormation for my resume. I need to put it inside the columns and rows the information in order to stay in place. Now how to make a columns and rows invisible after I printed it out...
I made a table, with 2 columns and 2 rows, when I got done typing and want to delete the colums and rows it delete the whole thing included what I type..I did not want to delete what I type inside the columns and rows all I want to remove is the table...NOw what should I do to make the columns and rows invisible when I print it out?? Please help me guys..I tried to figured it out myself but can't think it anymore what work...Thanks in advance...

Answer 1

Are you using MS Word for this? If so, insert your table as usual and even before you put any information in the boxes, right click on the table, select Borders and Shading and then Borders>None. You will still be able to see the boxes on screen but they will not show on your printout.

Answer 2

If you are in word and you inserted a table, click on the whole table and in your tool bar at the top should be an icon that is used for making borders in the table. Select the choice of no boarders and make a test print.

Personally, I would have used tabs in word to set up even rows and columns but you can still do it this way.

If you did it in Excel, select "page setup" from the File menu, and then select "sheet" and de-select "show gridlines.

Answer 3

Is this in Word?

You can make the row and column lines go away by clicking on Table and then click on Hide Gridlines from the drop down menu

Answer 4

Turn the border white or if you are doing it on MIcrosoft Excel then it will delete the columns and rows automatically.

Answer 5

I am assuming you are working in Microsoft Word.

You should be able to highlight the table and then right click on it and it is in either Format or Table Properties. In there should be a tab or option somewhere called "Borders & Shading" and from there you can set it to show borders around, show the grid lines, etc.

Answer 6

No, you will no longer be able to try this. the only way could be to make 7 copies of the sheet in the workbook, so which you will possibly have 8 tabs in the workbook. Then bypass to each and each sheet and alter mondays date. Then decide on all the sheets and then print.

Answer 7

double click the table or right-click and click on format

then look for the color of the border and you can either make it transparent or white

Answer 8

or you can just make the borders white...