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I have a spreadsheet that I found online. It has an interesting feature that
I would like to integrate with my work. There is no VBA (that I can find). There are no images in the file/tab (again, that I can find). It is kind of like a watermark. When viewing the spreadsheet, all of the cells are white background, maybe a few cells of color here and there. If you zoom out of the spreadsheet to show 50% it looks like a spreadsheet, same at 30%. If you zoom out below 30%, a watermark appears on the sheet with a name. This is totally cool. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks and Have a Great Day. Frank Pytel |
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Are you perhaps in the "Page Break" view?
-- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Frank Pytel" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that I found online. It has an interesting feature that I would like to integrate with my work. There is no VBA (that I can find). There are no images in the file/tab (again, that I can find). It is kind of like a watermark. When viewing the spreadsheet, all of the cells are white background, maybe a few cells of color here and there. If you zoom out of the spreadsheet to show 50% it looks like a spreadsheet, same at 30%. If you zoom out below 30%, a watermark appears on the sheet with a name. This is totally cool. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks and Have a Great Day. Frank Pytel |
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RagDyer;
No, I don't think I was. I might have been. It said 'talley' vertically on the page. It was there just as plain as day. The letters of the word changed the cell background color to gray. I may have been in print preview, but I don't think so. Is it possible to do this in print preview? Change the Page 1, Page 2 etc. Is this done in the back. Is there a watermark feature to Excel? Thanks RagDyer. Frank Pytel "RagDyer" wrote: Are you perhaps in the "Page Break" view? -- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Frank Pytel" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that I found online. It has an interesting feature that I would like to integrate with my work. There is no VBA (that I can find). There are no images in the file/tab (again, that I can find). It is kind of like a watermark. When viewing the spreadsheet, all of the cells are white background, maybe a few cells of color here and there. If you zoom out of the spreadsheet to show 50% it looks like a spreadsheet, same at 30%. If you zoom out below 30%, a watermark appears on the sheet with a name. This is totally cool. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks and Have a Great Day. Frank Pytel |
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It's just "names view" I think. When zoom gets to 39% or less any range
names appear visibly. Of course the larger the range they cover the easier it is to see them. -- Jim "Frank Pytel" wrote in message ... | RagDyer; | | No, I don't think I was. I might have been. It said 'talley' vertically on | the page. It was there just as plain as day. The letters of the word changed | the cell background color to gray. | | I may have been in print preview, but I don't think so. Is it possible to do | this in print preview? Change the Page 1, Page 2 etc. Is this done in the | back. Is there a watermark feature to Excel? | | Thanks RagDyer. | | Frank Pytel | | "RagDyer" wrote: | | Are you perhaps in the "Page Break" view? | | | -- | Regards, | | RD | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | "Frank Pytel" wrote in message | ... | I have a spreadsheet that I found online. It has an interesting feature | that | I would like to integrate with my work. There is no VBA (that I can find). | There are no images in the file/tab (again, that I can find). It is kind | of | like a watermark. | | When viewing the spreadsheet, all of the cells are white background, maybe | a | few cells of color here and there. | | If you zoom out of the spreadsheet to show 50% it looks like a | spreadsheet, | same at 30%. If you zoom out below 30%, a watermark appears on the sheet | with | a name. This is totally cool. Does anyone know how to do this? | | Thanks and Have a Great Day. | | Frank Pytel | | | |
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Jim;
Fascinating. I can't find the original spreadsheet, but that does seem to work. I may have to work that into my apps for named ranges. Cool. Thank You Very Much. Frank Pytel "Frank Pytel" wrote: RagDyer; No, I don't think I was. I might have been. It said 'talley' vertically on the page. It was there just as plain as day. The letters of the word changed the cell background color to gray. I may have been in print preview, but I don't think so. Is it possible to do this in print preview? Change the Page 1, Page 2 etc. Is this done in the back. Is there a watermark feature to Excel? Thanks RagDyer. Frank Pytel "RagDyer" wrote: Are you perhaps in the "Page Break" view? -- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Frank Pytel" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that I found online. It has an interesting feature that I would like to integrate with my work. There is no VBA (that I can find). There are no images in the file/tab (again, that I can find). It is kind of like a watermark. When viewing the spreadsheet, all of the cells are white background, maybe a few cells of color here and there. If you zoom out of the spreadsheet to show 50% it looks like a spreadsheet, same at 30%. If you zoom out below 30%, a watermark appears on the sheet with a name. This is totally cool. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks and Have a Great Day. Frank Pytel |
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