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Although it helped narrow it down a bit---ultimately, i had to uninstall 2010 and put a copy of 2007 on it and it worked fine.
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Although it helped narrow it down a bit---ultimately, i had to uninstall 2010 and put a copy of 2007 on it and it worked fine.

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Hi,<br />
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used to work fine but one day any borders (not gridlines) that were created in the cells no longer print in excel 2010. &nbsp;I emailed the copy to excel 2007 on another printer and it prints fine. &nbsp;I tried printing it on a different printer in excel 2010---no luck. &nbsp;create pdf---no luck with the borders. &nbsp; issue seems to be with office 2010. &nbsp;Ran a repair---no luck. &nbsp;short of uninstalling and reinstalling---are there any other recommendations for finding a fix? &nbsp;<br />
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its printing to an hp 6500 (e710-n)----but i dont think its a print driver problem.
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Hi,

used to work fine but one day any borders (not gridlines) that were created in the cells no longer print in excel 2010.  I emailed the copy to excel 2007 on another printer and it prints fine.  I tried printing it on a different printer in excel 2010---no luck.  create pdf---no luck with the borders.   issue seems to be with office 2010.  Ran a repair---no luck.  short of uninstalling and reinstalling---are there any other recommendations for finding a fix?  
 
its printing to an hp 6500 (e710-n)----but i dont think its a print driver problem.

excel 2010 cannot print borders

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