Try using the text box on the Drawing Toolbar (View, toolbars, drawing).
Select the icon with the A in a box, draw where you want the box to appear,
then type in it. There will be a black lined box around it, which you can
remove by clicking on the box line (the pattern will change slightly), go to
the icon in the Drawing Toolbar that has 4 solid lines on it, click on it,
select More Lines, then in Lines (middle of box), click on the down arrow in
Color, and select No Lines.

Hope this helps,

Carole O

"ADG" wrote:

I have scanned a blank form and copied it into excel.

I would like to then type ontop of it (in normal cells) so that my text can
therefore be printed on this form. Can you please explain how i can do this?

Thanks