Common questions about WPS Grid Lines on macOS usually focus on display results, printing behavior, and the difference between grid lines and borders; this section answers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
Does hiding grid lines affect printing?
- Hiding grid lines only changes the on-screen display of the current worksheet.
- If you want lines to appear when printing, apply actual cell borders.
- Before printing, check the result in print preview.
Can I still edit cells after hiding grid lines?
- Yes.
- Grid lines are only visual guides and do not lock cells or affect typing, copying, or pasting.
- If you need clearer positioning, turn grid lines back on.
What is the difference between grid lines and borders?
- Grid lines are default worksheet guide lines that help you identify cell positions on screen.
- Borders are part of cell formatting and can be set with their own style, color, and range.
- Turning off grid lines does not remove borders, and applying borders does not automatically change the grid line toggle.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Grid Lines | Display lines in a worksheet that help identify cell positions and mainly affect on-screen viewing. |
| Borders | Actual cell formatting lines that can be used for printing and visual emphasis. |
| Display Settings | A shortcut entry on the bottom status bar that lets you quickly adjust some display options for the current worksheet. |