Google Sheets Tips
You will learn how to show and delete gridlines in Google Sheets in this article.
We strongly recommend that you delete the gridlines first when you create a new sheet. This is because the gridlines sometimes make it difficult to draw borders correctly. Imagine you want to draw borders in a color similar to that of the gridline or thin black borders with gridlines on. It’s likely hard to tell if there are borders or not on a certain range of cells then!
Unfortunately, unlike Excel, you can’t change the gridlines’ default style in Google Sheets. However, you can still change the borders’ color on your work sheet. If you are curious, go to this page and learn how to do it: How to Add Borders in Google Sheets
Same as the default style of the gridlines, there is no way to change the default color of the gridlines. You can use border functions instead.
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 Add Borders in Google Sheets - add various types of cell borders
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
Are you learning this formula to visualize financial data, build a financial model, or conduct financial analysis? In that case, LiveFlow may help you automate manual workflows and update numbers in real-time. You can access various financial templates on our website, from the simple Income Statement to Multi-Currency Consolidated Financial Statement. You can also customize these templates as you want without breaking the automated data inflow.
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Learn how to do this step-by-step in the video below 👇
