I am using Office XP. I created an Excel worksheet and had some calculations cells. Then I linked it to a Word document as the following procedures:
1. On Excel, Page Setup -> Sheet tab -> checked Gridlines box
2. Selected the desired columns and rows and Copy
3. Switched to my Word document, Edit -> Paste Special -> Paste Link -> Microsoft Office Excel Worksheet Object
Then when I printed out the word document, some of the table rows had double lines. That made it look bad.
Why is that? Is it a bug from Microsoft? How to fix it?
Jeff
1. On Excel, Page Setup -> Sheet tab -> checked Gridlines box
2. Selected the desired columns and rows and Copy
3. Switched to my Word document, Edit -> Paste Special -> Paste Link -> Microsoft Office Excel Worksheet Object
Then when I printed out the word document, some of the table rows had double lines. That made it look bad.
Why is that? Is it a bug from Microsoft? How to fix it?
Jeff