![]() Once you’re done, MS-Word will no longer turn three or more hyphens at the beginning of a line into a border line. Office button (round orb like button in top-left corner) > Word Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options > AutoFormat as You Type > Apply as you type > Uncheck the box for Border lines See Also: Learn even more such helpful MS-Word tricks Here is how you can do this:įile > Options > AutoCorrect Options > AutoFormat as You Type > Apply as you type > Uncheck the box for Border lines If you are tired of keep removing this line all the time, you can tell MS-Word not to automatically convert those hyphens into a bar. This is how you can remove automatic horizontal line in MS-Word. ![]() So, in such a case, you should position your cursor right above this horizontal line and select “No Borders” from the Borders menu available in the Home tab. If you have done more work after Word converted those dashes into a line, then the above method will not work (CTRL + Z undoes only last few actions). The line will be gone and you’ll get back your three dashes. ![]() But have the following three methods to remove this border:Īs soon as you type three or more dashes and MS-Word produces this “line”, just press CTRL + Z to undo Word’s action. This is why you can not select it with a mouse click and because it is unselectable -you can not press delete button to remove it. The first thing that you need to understand about this line is that it is NOT a line. ![]() How to Get Rid of This Horizontal Line Border?
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