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Pedal Man
Can the text box outline be turned off for printing?
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Bob Umlas
Sure - click the border of the text box, then use Format/Text Box, select
the Colors and Lines tab, for Line, select "No Line"
Bob Umlas
Excel MVP
the Colors and Lines tab, for Line, select "No Line"
Bob Umlas
Excel MVP
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jeff
Hi,
Yes. Tools--> Options--> view: objects area - uncheck
show all.
However this may not satisfy your long-term needs as
you'll have to turn it back on to view and for other
sheets.
I don't know of an other way short of using VBA to
turn off temporarily during printing, and then resetting.
jeff
Yes. Tools--> Options--> view: objects area - uncheck
show all.
However this may not satisfy your long-term needs as
you'll have to turn it back on to view and for other
sheets.
I don't know of an other way short of using VBA to
turn off temporarily during printing, and then resetting.
jeff
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Dave Peterson
And if it's a textbox from the Control Toolbox toolbar.
Show that control toolbox toolbar and click the design mode icon.
rightclick on the textbox and choose properties
Look for BorderStyle and change it to: 0 - fmBorderStyleNone
(remember to toggle the design mode to off.)
Show that control toolbox toolbar and click the design mode icon.
rightclick on the textbox and choose properties
Look for BorderStyle and change it to: 0 - fmBorderStyleNone
(remember to toggle the design mode to off.)