How does one include such items as "DRAFT" in Watermark fashion in Excel.
Not using Header/Footer or WordArt?

Word is so simple how come Excel is not that same format?

Hi Just Curious,

How does one include such items as "DRAFT" in Watermark fashion in Excel.
Not using Header/Footer or WordArt?

The only methods that I have seen involve the manipulation of WordArt
objects.

Word is so simple how come Excel is not that same format?

You should address that question to Microsoft.

To see a range of solutions, see xlDynamic's Watermark web page at:

http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0005.html

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Regards,
Norman



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How does one include such items as "DRAFT" in Watermark fashion in Excel.
Not using Header/Footer or WordArt?

Word is so simple how come Excel is not that same format?

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How does one include such items as "DRAFT" in Watermark fashion in
Excel. Not using Header/Footer or WordArt?

Word is so simple how come Excel is not that same format?


I've found that Watermarks in Excel are a function of the printer driver
options: File | Page Setup | Page tab | Options button

If it's greyed out, change Print Processor from WinPrint in printer's
Advanced Properties to one your printer software installed.

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David