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OpenOffice Calc: delete rows

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 Anonymous user -
Hello,

In OpenOffice Calc, I can't find how to hide/delete horizontal and vertical lines (actually, I created a calculation table and I would like to make the surrounding cells white)

Thanks in advance

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    pépé35530 Posted messages 2951 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 390
     
    Hello,
    Open the Tools tab and then click on Options.
    Scroll down to the "Open Office org Calc" section and click on Display
    In the right section, uncheck the "grid lines" box and click OK

    See you later

    grandpa
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Good evening,

      thank you for your quick response

      I do have the Tools tab, but there is no Options (there is only the auto-correction option)...
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    2. Anonymous user
       
      The problem is that my version of the software is from 2011, and what you're telling me and what I see on Google is about the previous versions... so I'm a bit lost.
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  2. pépé35530 Posted messages 2951 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 390
     
    Good evening,

    We are indeed talking about OpenOffice Calc and not Microsoft Excel.
    On version 3.3.0 the procedure is the same. Is there a newer version available?

    See you later

    pépé
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      It's good, it worked!!
      Actually, I had to go to "Preferences"

      Yes, I have version 3.3.0
      Thank you very much and have a good evening
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  3. pépé35530 Posted messages 2951 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 390
     
    Hello,

    Then use the help of OpenOffice
    In the Index tab, type "Grid" in the search box and then select "Show Gridlines." The answer will appear in the right area.
    Note that the grid is never printed.
    As for me, I have version 3.0.1
    Be careful, there are now two versions of OpenOffice: the other one is now called LibreOffice, I believe, and is in the non-commercial circuit.
    See you later

    Grandpa
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