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Make worksheets transparent
Hi all,
I am trying to make the worksheets in Excel semi-transparent/transparent... so that if I am in Sheet1, I will be able to see data in Sheet2. Is this possible at all? and if so can someone lead me in the right direction... Thanks. |
Make worksheets transparent
You can't make a worksheet transparent but you may be able to achieve your
objective with the Camera tool. Select area in a sheet you want to see on another sheet and Copy Move to the other sheet. Hold Shift and select Edit from the main menu, Paste Picture Link. There's a limit to the size of area, so not the entire sheet. This is not the same as taking a picture of an area (Shift-Edit, Copy Picture). Regards, Peter T "spIky haIred" wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, I am trying to make the worksheets in Excel semi-transparent/transparent... so that if I am in Sheet1, I will be able to see data in Sheet2. Is this possible at all? and if so can someone lead me in the right direction... Thanks. |
Make worksheets transparent
Hi Peter,
I tried your solution and it does work to some extent the way I want it to work however when I fill a cell in with a colour it doesn't appear transparent anymore when I execute Paste Picture Link. Any other ideas? Thanks. Peter T wrote: You can't make a worksheet transparent but you may be able to achieve your objective with the Camera tool. Select area in a sheet you want to see on another sheet and Copy Move to the other sheet. Hold Shift and select Edit from the main menu, Paste Picture Link. There's a limit to the size of area, so not the entire sheet. This is not the same as taking a picture of an area (Shift-Edit, Copy Picture). Regards, Peter T "spIky haIred" wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, I am trying to make the worksheets in Excel semi-transparent/transparent... so that if I am in Sheet1, I will be able to see data in Sheet2. Is this possible at all? and if so can someone lead me in the right direction... Thanks. |
Make worksheets transparent
Nothing is impossible but a direct solution to what you want comes pretty
close. Any interior cell format will also hide the gridlines under the cell on it's own sheet. The only easy workaround I can think of is to put coloured rectangles sized to cells and formatted to say 50% transparent, instead of cell interior format. Should give something transparent on both the original sheet & linked picture sheet, but not nice. Regards, Peter T "spIky haIred" wrote in message oups.com... Hi Peter, I tried your solution and it does work to some extent the way I want it to work however when I fill a cell in with a colour it doesn't appear transparent anymore when I execute Paste Picture Link. Any other ideas? Thanks. Peter T wrote: You can't make a worksheet transparent but you may be able to achieve your objective with the Camera tool. Select area in a sheet you want to see on another sheet and Copy Move to the other sheet. Hold Shift and select Edit from the main menu, Paste Picture Link. There's a limit to the size of area, so not the entire sheet. This is not the same as taking a picture of an area (Shift-Edit, Copy Picture). Regards, Peter T "spIky haIred" wrote in message oups.com... Hi all, I am trying to make the worksheets in Excel semi-transparent/transparent... so that if I am in Sheet1, I will be able to see data in Sheet2. Is this possible at all? and if so can someone lead me in the right direction... Thanks. |
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