How to turn off these phantom borders?

RobertSF

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Out of the blue, Excel 2016 has started doing this.

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When I typed 1.5 and hit Enter, the entire row got the top and bottom border. When I entered a number in E2 and then deleted it, the cell got a border all around.

These are phantom border. If you print-preview, they do not appear. They also do not appear under Format Cells, Borders. I'm wondering if this is some kind of accessibility feature that I inadvertently turned on. Has anyone seen anything like this?
 

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Somehide hide payroll data in column G? Press F5. Type G1. Enter. Look in formula bar while you arrow down through G.
Fantastic. Thank you so much! I'll download that update. I noticed the updated also corrects "VBA code in Excel 2016 has worse performance than in Excel 2010." Definitely!
 
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