I have copied an excel spreadsheet into Word. If the spreadsheet breaks to the next page, whether or not I manually place a page break or not, the top gridline does not print because it prints the bottom gridline on the previous page. So when you look at the next page, there is no top line. Anyone have any fixes for this other than to manually place a line on it?

Inserted Excel objects cannot span a page break in Word, so I don't understand your reference to what happens to 'the top gridline' or 'the bottom gridline'.

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Ok. I just thought if a page break was inserted at the end of the line that on the next page the spreadsheet would have a top line. As it looks, it just shows an open area and the text begins. So the "box" looks incomplete because the top line is missing. I appreciate your assistance.