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

Are you perhaps in the "Page Break" view?


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"Frank Pytel" wrote in message
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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

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?


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"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

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.

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Jim
"Frank Pytel" wrote in message
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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
|
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| "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
|
|
|

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?


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RD

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"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