Would you like to make your table more visible and beautiful? It’s not difficult to do at all.
Here is the answer to how to add cell borders in Google Sheets. Please refer to the screenshot below while reading.
For your better understanding, let’s see the example of a design change, turning the upper table to the lower table, a more beautiful table with borders in the above picture.
Don’t you think that the table looks more beautiful and easier to follow?
Don’t like the border you applied? Just clean them up with the “Undo” function in the top left corner.
When you can’t use the “Undo” function (for example, when you make a lot of changes after you added borders), you can choose the “Clear border” pattern and apply it to a selected range.
If you don’t get the correct answer to your question in this article or have other questions related to cell formatting, you may find the answers in the following articles.
How to Round Numbers in Google Sheets - round numbers with formulas
How to Show Gridlines in Google Sheets - show/delete gridlines
How to Color Cells in Google Sheets - fill in cells with color
How to Merge Cells in Google Sheets - combine cells
You can learn about other Google Sheets formulas and tips that are not mentioned here on this page: LiveFlow‘s How to Guides
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Learn how to do this step-by-step in the video below 👇