Hi Reggie,
When you have the object selected in Word use Format=>Object
to get to the layout options.
If an object or graphic in Word is set to layout as
'inline with text' wrapping then Word sees it as basically a
large text character and you can drag it to fit within
any line of text if you have the setting for
'Drag and Drop' text editing turned on in Tools=>Options=>Edit
If you choose any other Layout/wrapping option the graphic
is 'anchored' to a spot of text in your document but can be
moved around within the boundary of a page (Word does not allow
graphics or objects to be larger than your current size for
printed page in File=>Print).
Things that can affect the ability to accurately place the
graphic or object include
- Version of Word you're using and if you've disabling any
newer version features in Tools=>Options=>Save.
- Turning on/off the Snap to Grid feature from the [Draw]
button of the drawing toolbar.
- Settings in Format Object for 'move with text' allow overlap'
'layout as table'.
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I am pulling my hair! I have multiple Excel workbooks and charts I need to
embed into Word 2002. I have done so. The problem is in positioning them
where I want. The Help menu with Word is not very informative. I can not
seem to select and drag the objects into position. Is there a guide online
somewhere that I can read on positioning & sizing embedded Excel objects
once they are in Word?
Thanks >>
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