You may not have thought of the color of the gridlines in Excel before, yet if you’re burnt out with the default gray shade or you intend to utilize a color that’s easier on your eyes, you can transform the shade of the gridlines.

To select a different color for the gridlines on a worksheet in the existing workbook, click the “File” tab.

On the backstage display, click “Options” in the checklist of products left wing.

On the “Excel Options” dialog box, click “Advanced” in the checklist of items on the left.

In the “Display choices for this worksheet” section, click the switch beside “Gridline shade” as well as pick a color from the palette that shows. Make certain the “Show gridlines” check box is picked.

KEEP IN MIND: The gridline color can be various for each worksheet in the current workbook. The currently chosen worksheet is the default choice in the drop-down checklist to the right of the area title. If you intend to change the gridline shade for a different worksheet, choose that worksheet from the drop-down list.

The gridlines on your worksheet currently display in the chosen color.

To return to the original, default gray shade for the gridlines, return into the alternatives as well as pick “Automatic” on the “Gridline color” scheme.