Google Sheets lets you remove borders around cells and charts, making them easier to read and work with.
How to remove borders in Google Sheets
There are different ways to remove borders in Google Sheets.
One way is to use the borders removal tool.
Another way is to use the Format Cells function.
Finally, you can also use the Borders and Backgrounds section of the Formatting tool.
Steps to remove borders in Google Sheets
- Open Google Sheets and create a new sheet
- In the top left corner, click the Sheets icon
- In the Sheet Options window that opens, click the Layout tab
- Under the Borders & Lines section, set the Border Width to 0px
- Select the entire blog section and click the Format button
- In the Format dialog box that opens, under the Borders & Lines section, change the Style to None
- Click OK to close the Format dialog box
- Click the Sheet tab at the top of the window
- In the Cells section, select the blog section
10. On the Home tab, in the Cells group, click the Borders button
11. In the Borders & Lines window that opens, under the Cell Type section, select None
12. Click OK to close the Borders & Lines window
13. Click the Save button in the upper right corner of the window
14. Close Google Sheets
How to get rid of borders in Google Sheets
If you want to remove borders from a range of cells in a Google Sheet, you can use the Borders tool. When you open the Borders tool, you will see a box that looks like this:
To remove the border from a cell, select the cell and then click the Borders tool button. In the Borders tool box, select the Borders option. You will see the following options:
The top border option allows you to choose how wide the border should be. The bottom border option allows you to choose how high the border should be. The left border option allows you to choose how far to the left the border should be. The right border option allows you to choose how far to the right the border should be.
To remove the border from all cells in the range, select the Borders tool button and then select the Borders option. In the Borders tool box, select the Remove All Borders option.
How to delete borders in Google Sheets
There are a couple of ways to delete borders in Google Sheets. You can either use the Borders button in the Sheet Layout tab, or you can use the formulas below.
To delete the borders around all columns in a sheet:
=Borders()
To delete the borders around all cells in a sheet:
=Borders(Cells(1, 1), Cells(1, 2), Cells(1, 3), Cells(1, 4))
How to remove cell borders in Google Sheets
There are a few ways to remove cell borders in Google Sheets:
1. Use the Borders tool.
2. Use the Format Cells tool.
3. Use the border property.
4. Use the spreadsheet’s conditional formatting feature.
5. Use the Format Cells dialog box.
6. Use the cell padding property.
7. Use the cell spacing property.
8. Use the Paste Special command.
9. Use the Replace function.
10. Use the Find and Replace feature.
Conclusion
One way to remove borders from a Google Sheet is to use the Data Labelling tool.
