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Follow these steps: Select the Developer tab in the top menu. Under Control, select Insert and choose the form element you need. Place the element on the spreadsheet. Right-click the element and select Format Controls to change its settings. Most Excel form elements read information from spreadsheet cells.

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To show gridlines: On the Layout tab, under View, select the Gridlines check box. Note: Gridlines cannot be customized. To change the width, color, or other attributes of the lines around cells, use border formatting. To hide gridlines: On the Layout tab, under View, clear the Gridlines check box.

Align a column or row Select the cells you want to align. On the Home tab, in the Alignment group, select a horizontal alignment option: Align Left. Center. Align Right. On the Home tab, in the Alignment group, select a vertical alignment option: Top Align. Middle Align. Bottom Align.

From the Format menu, choose Align. From the cascading menu, choose one of the following to align the specified part of each selected control with the same part of the dominant control: Lefts, to align the left edge. Centers, to align the center of each control.

To align their left edges perfectly: Right-click the first checkboxes to select it. Press and hold Ctrl and left-click the other two checkboxes. Click the Shape Format tab on the Ribbon, click Align and Align Left.

Select the controls you want to align. The first control you select is the primary control to which the others will be aligned. On the Format menu, select Align, and then select one of the seven choices available.