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December 8th 08, 12:06 PM
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how to convert excel data into picture
How would I convert values in an excel spreadsheet into a format that an
image viewer could use? Example: 0-255 values in a table into 0-255 grayscale level. How would I export the values into a format that a graphics program, for example: Paint could use? 
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December 8th 08, 01:27 PM
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how to convert excel data into picture
Highlight the cells in Excel and while holding down the SHFT key:
Edit > Copy Picture In Paint: Edit > Paste -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200818 "Kirk" wrote: > How would I convert values in an excel spreadsheet into a format that an > image viewer could use? Example: 0-255 values in a table into 0-255 > grayscale level. > > How would I export the values into a format that a graphics program, for > example: Paint could use?
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December 8th 08, 01:45 PM
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how to convert excel data into picture
Unfortunatly, that wasn't what I was looking for. The techinuqe you
described simply copied the numbers and posted the numbers in a table into Paint. What I need was something that would show "0" as a black pixel and "255" as a white pixel, with various shades of gray in between. Thanks, Kirk "Gary''s Student" wrote: > Highlight the cells in Excel and while holding down the SHFT key: > Edit > Copy Picture > > In Paint: > > Edit > Paste > -- > Gary''s Student - gsnu200818 > > > "Kirk" wrote: > > > How would I convert values in an excel spreadsheet into a format that an > > image viewer could use? Example: 0-255 values in a table into 0-255 > > grayscale level. > > > > How would I export the values into a format that a graphics program, for > > example: Paint could use?
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December 8th 08, 05:47 PM
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how to convert excel data into picture
With a lot of work. First you would need to determine the EXACT format
the filetype of interest is and then write out all the file header info and then the data. Not something Excel will do natively at all, and the best you could do is VB programing toy create said file after you determined the exact structure of the filetype. Kirk wrote: > How would I convert values in an excel spreadsheet into a format that an > image viewer could use? Example: 0-255 values in a table into 0-255 > grayscale level. > > How would I export the values into a format that a graphics program, for > example: Paint could use?
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