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picture and data question
I want to have a picture under the data so I can enter data and have
both print out. I have the picture in the workbook. Now I need to enter data over the picture. I am sure there is something simple I am missing, but... How would I manage to do this? dave |
picture and data question
On Jan 20, 1:33 pm, Dave Gerecke
wrote: I want to have a picture under the data so I can enter data and have both print out. I have the picture in the workbook. Now I need to enter data over the picture. I am sure there is something simple I am missing, but... How would I manage to do this? dave The only way to get a picture behind cell data is to format the sheet background with the picture. Format|Sheet|Background... then insert the picture. Unfortunately the whole sheet is filled with multiple copies of the picture. Pictures float on top of the cells, so it might be better to place a text box over the picture instead. Ken Johnson |
picture and data question
This is not an ordinary Excel feature, however you might work-around by
doing your range of cells off to the side, then doing Copy of that range, and Ctrl-Shift-Edit PastePictureLink and drag it to placement over the picture. Another is to print the picture first, then put the paper back in the printer and pring the data over it......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Dave Gerecke" wrote in message m.au... I want to have a picture under the data so I can enter data and have both print out. I have the picture in the workbook. Now I need to enter data over the picture. I am sure there is something simple I am missing, but... How would I manage to do this? dave |
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