There's probably a more efficient way to do this these days, but I still
tend to use my old standby:
<style>
TABLE { border-left:1px solid #cccccc; border-top:1px solid #cccccc }
TD { border-right:1px solid #cccccc; border-bottom:1px solid #cccccc }
..noborder { border:0px }
</style>
If you have other tables that you *don't* want the style to apply to, then
depending on which is more work, you can create a separate style and in the
one with less work you can say <table class='noborder'><tr><td
class='noborder'>...</td></tr></table> ... or swap it around and make
..TableBorder and .TDBorder classes.
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"middletree" <mi********@verywarmmail.com> wrote in message
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Like many people here, I've been trying to generate a spreadsheet on an
ASP
page. In my case, it's Intranet, so I can't provide you with a link. But
the
problem I have been fighting is a simple one: The spreadsheet that is
built
by my code has no gridlines. I cannot find anything in the documentation
of
either MSDN (for ASP) or Excel that tells me how to code my page in such a
way that it looks like Excel normally looks when you bring it up.
In my HTML code, I have tried
<table border="1"
as well as just taking the border attribute out. I have seen this work in
other people's ASP code, but don't have access to their code. Any help
appreciated.
