Hello All - The client in Windows XP SP2 with Excel 2002. The individual copy
the pictures from an intranet site and copy them to an excel document.

The document looks ok on the screen however when printing it it comes out
with pictures on top of each other,garbled composition. Also, after it
prints, it reflects the same thing on the excel document on the screen and it
has to ve closed and reopened again so that it can be viewed normally.

In another excel file, the file seems locked since he/she can't click on the
specific colum and/or cell; it automatically selects another column. There
are no keys being pressed on the keryboard to assume perhaps that that would
be the case.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Hey All - I figured out it was a resize issue with the pictures. After
resizing them and saving file, it printed out just fine.

I still need help with the second excel issue.

Thanks

"Frank" wrote:

Hello All - The client in Windows XP SP2 with Excel 2002. The individual copy
the pictures from an intranet site and copy them to an excel document.

The document looks ok on the screen however when printing it it comes out
with pictures on top of each other,garbled composition. Also, after it
prints, it reflects the same thing on the excel document on the screen and it
has to ve closed and reopened again so that it can be viewed normally.

In another excel file, the file seems locked since he/she can't click on the
specific colum and/or cell; it automatically selects another column. There
are no keys being pressed on the keryboard to assume perhaps that that would
be the case.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Second issue is most likely worksheet protection with "select locked cells"
disabled.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 2 Feb 2009 12:59:01 -0800, Frank
wrote:

Hey All - I figured out it was a resize issue with the pictures. After
resizing them and saving file, it printed out just fine.

I still need help with the second excel issue.

Thanks

"Frank" wrote:

Hello All - The client in Windows XP SP2 with Excel 2002. The individual copy
the pictures from an intranet site and copy them to an excel document.

The document looks ok on the screen however when printing it it comes out
with pictures on top of each other,garbled composition. Also, after it
prints, it reflects the same thing on the excel document on the screen and it
has to ve closed and reopened again so that it can be viewed normally.

In another excel file, the file seems locked since he/she can't click on the
specific colum and/or cell; it automatically selects another column. There
are no keys being pressed on the keryboard to assume perhaps that that would
be the case.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance