Perhaps more than you have ever wished that one of your Excel files to display without gridlines. To solve this tiny question I propose two simple solutions:
A) Using the Forms Toolbar
B) Using Tools Menu
FORMS USING THE BAR
This method in particular seems the most practical and simple and only requires a few clicks .
Step 1 .- Go to menu View .
Step 2 .- Go to menu bar Tools .
Step 3 .- On making click on the option Forms (Forms in Excel English).
Step 1 .- Go to menu View .
Step 2 .- Go to menu bar Tools .
Step 3 .- On making click on the option Forms (Forms in Excel English).
Step 4 .- Once activated forms bar will appear next to the other menus.
identify:
Step 5 .- The last step is to click on the option grid switch 
( Toogle Excel Grid English). Clicking on this option you can hide or show lines many times as you wish, in one click .
( Toogle Excel Grid English). Clicking on this option you can hide or show lines many times as you wish, in one click . USING THE TOOLS MENU
This process also is very simple, but personally I consider it less convenient for those who need to turn on or off again and again dividing cells, yet in spite of this is the most common.
Step 1 .- Go to menu Tools .
Step 2 .- Go to the Options submenu .
Step 1 .- Go to menu Tools .
Step 2 .- Go to the Options submenu .
^ Route Excel in English: Tools> Options ^ 
Step 3 .- window opens options from which you can choose View tab and enable or disable as if gridlines ( View> Gridlines for the English version.)
Step 3 .- window opens options from which you can choose View tab and enable or disable as if gridlines ( View> Gridlines for the English version.)
Step 4 .- OK or OK.
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Finally, as a final comment that c tell you on either of these two methods you happen to see your files this way:
presented in a more Aesthetics: 
Posted by: Julio Rosales V.
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