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graphics in spreadsheets
This may be a total misuse of Excel's capabilities, but . . .
I keep a small database of local residents, one attribute of which is home state. When the home state is a province of Canada, I had been putting a small Canadian flag over it. I find that if I sort, the graphics don't stay with the cell over which I had floated it. Is there a way to make this more absolute, or some sort of reference, in a simple worksheet, to display a flag when the state is "ON" or "NS"? Any advice would be gratefully appreciated -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
graphics in spreadsheets
It should sort with the cells.
Have you changed the properties to 'Move and size with cells' ? Right click shape or picture and Format Picture or AutoShape, and the properties tab. Select the 1st option button. Regards Robert McCurdy "P D Sterling" wrote in message ... This may be a total misuse of Excel's capabilities, but . . . I keep a small database of local residents, one attribute of which is home state. When the home state is a province of Canada, I had been putting a small Canadian flag over it. I find that if I sort, the graphics don't stay with the cell over which I had floated it. Is there a way to make this more absolute, or some sort of reference, in a simple worksheet, to display a flag when the state is "ON" or "NS"? Any advice would be gratefully appreciated -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
graphics in spreadsheets
Graphics just float on top of cells so can't be inserted into a cell.
Graphics will sort with cells only if the graphic is small enough to float inside the cell boundaries. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 02:04:29 +1300, "Robert McCurdy" wrote: It should sort with the cells. Have you changed the properties to 'Move and size with cells' ? Right click shape or picture and Format Picture or AutoShape, and the properties tab. Select the 1st option button. Regards Robert McCurdy "P D Sterling" wrote in message ... This may be a total misuse of Excel's capabilities, but . . . I keep a small database of local residents, one attribute of which is home state. When the home state is a province of Canada, I had been putting a small Canadian flag over it. I find that if I sort, the graphics don't stay with the cell over which I had floated it. Is there a way to make this more absolute, or some sort of reference, in a simple worksheet, to display a flag when the state is "ON" or "NS"? Any advice would be gratefully appreciated -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
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