Automatic border after editing cell

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Are you wanting borders after you edit a cell or what?
Do you have VBA code that is putting borders on the cells?
 
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Hi Scott,

Thank you for responding! Absolutely not, I don't want these borders. I haven't added or changed any VBA code so I don't know what's causing this.

Thank you,
Ashley
 
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