Long story short....
I'm TRYING to build a catalog with pricing and some line drawings. Not
every line gets a drawing so the drawings are not specifically supposed to be
within one row.

My problem. Everytime I open the #$@%-ing thing the pictures are in
different spots. On one sheet, the picture is super huge on the sheet, but
in print preview is exactly the right size and position. I have another
sheet where the pictures are in the right size and position on the worksheet
but in print preview they're all jacked up. I've tried every different
variation of on the properties tab for the picture about moving with cells,
not moving with cells, etc....

I would GREATLY appreciate anybody who can help me keep this in line. We
used to use Publisher for this 10 page catalog and everytime there was a
price increase the prices had to be manually changed, one text box at a time.
I sold my boss on doing it this way and now I've put my foot in my mouth!

Thanks, Ken.
XP - Excel 2007.

Maybe the fix that worked in xl2002 can be used in xl2007????

Controls move to the left of the worksheet in Microsoft Excel 2002
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;838910

(Just a guess.)

KJ wrote:

Long story short....
I'm TRYING to build a catalog with pricing and some line drawings. Not
every line gets a drawing so the drawings are not specifically supposed to be
within one row.

My problem. Everytime I open the #$@%-ing thing the pictures are in
different spots. On one sheet, the picture is super huge on the sheet, but
in print preview is exactly the right size and position. I have another
sheet where the pictures are in the right size and position on the worksheet
but in print preview they're all jacked up. I've tried every different
variation of on the properties tab for the picture about moving with cells,
not moving with cells, etc....

I would GREATLY appreciate anybody who can help me keep this in line. We
used to use Publisher for this 10 page catalog and everytime there was a
price increase the prices had to be manually changed, one text box at a time.
I sold my boss on doing it this way and now I've put my foot in my mouth!

Thanks, Ken.
XP - Excel 2007.

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Dave Peterson