Help with sheet backgrounds
I'm trying to insert a background into a worksheet. When I do tis I only want
a single instance of the background and not the multiple images that I am getting. Is there any training for this? Thanks for any help, |
Help with sheet backgrounds
Don't think there's a way to do that. One workaround to consider to achieve
the effect. Maybe just hide away the "outside" cols and rows, so that the screen will show only the "top-left" tiled background. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "marchwarden" wrote: I'm trying to insert a background into a worksheet. When I do tis I only want a single instance of the background and not the multiple images that I am getting. Is there any training for this? Thanks for any help, |
Help with sheet backgrounds
Hi,
The bigger the image the bigger the tile size is. A very high resoulution photo might have a tile size that is six or eight times the size of your screen whilst a very small photo might display 20 or 30 times on your screen. If your image is small you can increase the size of the image in photoshop but you lose quality fairly quickly as you enlarge. You will need to get a higher resolution version of your image, or, a different image that is already higher res. HTH Martin "marchwarden" wrote in message ... I'm trying to insert a background into a worksheet. When I do tis I only want a single instance of the background and not the multiple images that I am getting. Is there any training for this? Thanks for any help, |
Help with sheet backgrounds
Thanks, for the work around. I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to do
anything. "Max" wrote: Don't think there's a way to do that. One workaround to consider to achieve the effect. Maybe just hide away the "outside" cols and rows, so that the screen will show only the "top-left" tiled background. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "marchwarden" wrote: I'm trying to insert a background into a worksheet. When I do tis I only want a single instance of the background and not the multiple images that I am getting. Is there any training for this? Thanks for any help, |
Help with sheet backgrounds
Thanks for the help.
"MartinW" wrote: Hi, The bigger the image the bigger the tile size is. A very high resoulution photo might have a tile size that is six or eight times the size of your screen whilst a very small photo might display 20 or 30 times on your screen. If your image is small you can increase the size of the image in photoshop but you lose quality fairly quickly as you enlarge. You will need to get a higher resolution version of your image, or, a different image that is already higher res. HTH Martin "marchwarden" wrote in message ... I'm trying to insert a background into a worksheet. When I do tis I only want a single instance of the background and not the multiple images that I am getting. Is there any training for this? Thanks for any help, |
Help with sheet backgrounds
welcome ..
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "marchwarden" wrote in message ... Thanks, for the work around. I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to do anything. |
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