How to Paste Into PowerPoint and Remove Gridlines

1. Select the text, image or object that you want to include in your PowerPoint presentation. For example, highlight a range of cells in an Excel spreadsheet. Press 'Ctrl C' on your computer's keyboard.
2. Press 'Ctrl M' in PowerPoint to create a new slide and then press 'Ctrl V' to paste the object. If you copied a spreadsheet, for instance, it will paste in as a spreadsheet object. Note, that you can link or embed things such as spreadsheets, charts and Word documents.
3. Click on the 'View' tab in PowerPoint and click in the check box next to 'Gridlines' to remove the gridlines from the design view. If you want to remove the gridlines from a spreadsheet that you've pasted in, click inside the spreadsheet in PowerPoint. Press 'Ctrl A' to select all of the content in the spreadsheet. Click on the 'Table Tools: Design' tab and in the 'Table Styles' section click on the 'Borders' button and choose 'No Borders.'