Microsoft Excel 2003: How To Change the Gridlines Color
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Microsoft Excel Instead of the normal black gridlines in your Excel spreadsheet, you can change them to be any color your choose. To do this:
1. Click Tools.
2. Select Options.
3. Go to the View tab.
4. Select the color from the dropdown next to Gridlines color.
5. Click OK.
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Ron said on January 14, 2009
Every time I open a document it comes up with the gridlines almost invisble. So I do the above steps and it works. For that one single document. Open it again and the gridlines are again almost invisible. the gridline color is again set to ‘automatic.’
What I would like to do is have ALL the documents open with the gridline colors set to ‘Black.’
Shouldn’t be to hard….