Hi:

aschool; I am starting a business, and I have a business degree in business.  I have a couple of questions about Excel 2003.

1. When formatting a worksheet to save a template; when it template is saved how can you delete the grid lines, that is not needed to look like and acutal business form lets say a (Invoice for example) that you may have purchased; I know when you print the form out the unecessary grid lines doesn't appear. however on the saved format that is saved in a business folder it still looks like the worksheet?

2. Can Excel do cross-references in such as a accounting program and also on a customer format with recurring features such as last visit or total of purchases?

can you help!!!

Good questions, although this may not be the right venue to get them answered.  I'll leave this up in case anyone can help, but you may want to find a forum somewhere that specializes in this sort of thing.

-=Steve=-

Steve:

Thanks for replying, this is the the IP address that is in the Excel comprehensive publication; for Tech Support Online, maybe it is in the same area, but in different location.

 aschool :)

I don't have Excel 2003 any more (my school requires Excel 2007 which is different), but I'm pretty sure you can delete the gridlines by checking that option within the Tools menu, select Options, select the View tab, and then clear the Gridlines checkbox.

I'm sure you can accomplish your second request too, but I don't fully understand your question.