The result was a detailed movie of how the organizational transition from a child's brain to an adult's brain takes place. Researchers also checked children's brains for small-world organization, another organizational quality present in adult brains.
Select the cells whose lines you want to remove and go to the Borders button on the Home tab. Select Line Color and choose white in the color palette. White becomes your default border color when you select it. (Image: Image courtesy Microsoft). Go back to the Borders button and choose a border outline.
How to Alternate White and Gray Cells in Excel. Alternating row or column colors assists data identification by making the row or column easier to distinguish. In Microsoft Excel, you can achieve this effect using conditional formatting to change row or column colors based on their numbers. Excel's default color is already white, so you need only format every other column or row as gray to alternate between white and gray cells. 1. Open Microsoft Excel and click the triangle located above the row numbers and to the left of the column letters. Doing so selects the entire spreadsheet. To select only a single row or column, click just the row number or column letter you wish to format. 2. Click Conditional Formatting in the Styles group and select New Rule.