indicate that the copy and paste makes a table in Word, which seems quite logical. You can set the table to "No formatting" (that's Word 2000), and then the cell borders won't be printed, but they are still visible on the screen in Word. Thtt's the best you can do, I think, but the results on paper are what you need.
Hope this helps.
Kees
I created some spread sheets for a particular project that I am working on. I want to copy the information within the cells in Excel to MS Word without having the gray borders show up when I do paste it into Word. When I do a print preview in Excel, it shows the spread sheet without the gray cell boxes and that's how I want it to look when I paste it into Word.
I would appreciate any help with this issue.
Thanks!

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