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How to print Circled Invalid Data
Is there a way to print the red circles indicating invalid data entries?
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How to print Circled Invalid Data
Insert an AutoShape circle on top of the invalid number. You can then:
1. set Transparency to see the number 2. make the circle red 3. make the interior of the circle red these are done by right-clicking the AutoShape and picking Format AutoShape... -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200767 "Alison" wrote: Is there a way to print the red circles indicating invalid data entries? |
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