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Excel formatting question, default line color

Hi,

What is the default line setting in an Excel spreadsheet? You know, the line that goes around the cell?

Color? Line thickness? Transparency?

I am creating a workbook using asp and html and want to format the lines so that it looks like the default settings.

Many thanks, R

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The color I show in Excel 2007 is HEX #D0D7E5 and it's 1 pixel in width

Anthony Shaw  2009-10-14 00:37:24
Thank you, that was exactly what I was looking for. One question, how did you find that out?
flavour404  2009-10-15 00:58:36
I opened Excel and used an app called ColorPic from www.iconico.com to grab the color of the gridlines. It also showed, on a zoomed level, the width of the line
Anthony Shaw  2009-10-15 02:28:09

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