Mysterious "Arc" appearing at the bottom of the page
Sean,
Thanks for replying.
"Sean Timmons" wrote:
1) nutsoid! hah!
2) to enter a "watermark" in Excel, you'd just enter a picture into the
header and formwat to washout - purely an FYI
3) size of file wouldn't matter. Just someone who doesn't know how to delete
whitespace.
Like me, I'm afraid. There's a way to do it?
4) sounds like a drawing toolbar object. Assuming your header and footer
truly do not have anything in them at all, check your code. Right-click on
the tab and look for any kind of code that would enter anything in the header
or footer section of the document...
I actually deleted all three of the footer "objects", by deleting all the
text that was visible in the Footer Creation window. Although they only had a
text title, update date code, and pagination codes. They're all gone now, but
the arc remains. Hope the arc doesn't triumph. ;-)
As for "right-click on the tab", I'm not sure what tab you mean.
And, BTW, somehow this object doesn't translate into Quattro Pro, because it
disappears when I view it in the Corel program. Probably the sort of code
that doesn't end up translating.
"PlarfySoober" wrote:
When I either Print Preview or print my spreadsheet (I got it from another
guy who is sort of nutsoid), I get a large, wide-line arc printing at the
bottom of each page. It obscures part of the footer and several lines of the
data.
I looked in footer, comments and would have looked in watermark but could
not find mention of it.
There WAS a footer, but I deleted it in desperation. No help. There don't
appear to be any comments anywhere. Yet this large arc, ~ 1/2 circle,
protrudes.
Does anyone know how this could happen? BTW, maybe not relevant, but the
previous owner made the spreadsheet 655 pates long. The actual data is on 5
printed pages.
Thanks.
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