Printing certain areas of the spreadsheet

data808

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  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
Is there a way to make certain cells be visible with data entered into them when viewing the spreadsheet but have it not print? I would like to type directions into certain cells to help the user figure out what to fill out but I do not want it to print the instructions. I only want the data that the user types in to print.

Second question, is there a way to make borders visible when viewing the spreadsheet but not print as well? I am referring to cell borders that I specifically set for certain cells. I do not mean the gridlines that are grey by default when starting a new spreadsheet. I would like to add borders to some of the cells but I do not want it to print.

Thanks for the help.
 

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