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The invention of the rubber eraser trailed the invention of the pencil by two centuries; the first wood-and-graphite pencils were created in the 16th century, but rubber erasers weren’t invented until the late 18th century.

 
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How to Remove Gridlines in Microsoft Excel


Gridlines make it easier to read through data tables, which is why Excel adds them by default. They aren’t always necessary in a spreadsheet, however, so we’ll show you how to easily hide them when you don’t need them. Read More »

 

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