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i'm new with excel, and just a novice computer person. i have scanned a work
sheet to excel,saved it but i can't figure out how to enter any figures or
words on it

thanks for any help
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You have probably scanned the worksheet as a picture.

You cannot "work on" a picture.

What you need is a good OCR application with your scanner which allows you to
scan as Text file output.

Then copy/paste to a sheet or open directly in Excel.

Depending upon your OCR application's efficency, you won't have too much editing
to do, although numbers will come in as text and will have to be changed to
real numbers.


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On Tue, 4 Mar 2008 07:47:00 -0800, jack wrote:

i'm new with excel, and just a novice computer person. i have scanned a work
sheet to excel,saved it but i can't figure out how to enter any figures or
words on it

thanks for any help
jack


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