Can I save a worksheet as a picture?
 

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

Can I save a worksheet as a picture?
 

hi
have you tried coping the sheet and pasting into paint or similar. i've done
that quite a few times when writing work instructions and using the
spreadsheet as illistrations.

Regards
FSt1

"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

Can I save a worksheet as a picture?
 

1. Print Screen using Alt+PrintScreen and copy to Paint. Save as JPG
2. Download free PDF converter
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.

Can I save a worksheet as a picture?
 

Thank you both for your help. I downloaded the CutePDF and it works great!
Exactly what I was looking for. Time to press the YES button.


"Jacob Skaria" wrote in message
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1. Print Screen using Alt+PrintScreen and copy to Paint. Save as JPG
2. Download free PDF converter
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Renny Bosch" wrote:

Is there a way to save a worksheet as an image, ie. not as a spreadsheet
with formulas etc. but just as it looks when printed? If I could save it
as
a PDF or as a JPEG file or something like that, that should do it. In
the
Print dialog I see Microsoft XPS Document Writer as a printer option, so
I
tried that and it saves the file as a *.xps file, which I can then open
and
it does exactly what I wanted but when I emailed it (as a test) to myself
it
doesn't allow me to open the attachment. I get the message "Your current
security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded." I think it
tries to use Internet Explorer to open the file. Is there another way to
do
this?

My reason is that I am using the Excel drawing tools to create some
images
which I would like to email to a friend as images, not as Excel files.

Microsoft Office Prefessional 2007, Windows XP with all patches.