Remove cell borders

Here's how you can remove cell borders or gridlines that you don't want:

1. Select the cell or range of cells you want to remove the border from.

2. Click Home > the Borders arrow.

3. Choose No Border.

   

   Note: To reapply a border right after you've removed it, press Ctrl + Z or the undo button .

Erase cell borders

If you want to remove the border from specific sides, you might want to use Erase Border.

1. Click Home > the Borders arrow.

2. Pick Erase Border, and then click or drag the eraser across the border lines you want removed.

   Note: To reapply a border right after you've removed it, press Ctrl + Z or the undo button .

More on cell borders

• Add a border around cells

• Draw cell borders

• Change the width of cell borders

• Create and apply a border cell style