D
Dan
Is there a way to set a watermark in Excel so that it
appears behind text? Thank you.
appears behind text? Thank you.
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Ron de Bruin
You can use Word Art, remove the lines, color with 25% gray, click
semi-transparent (or in latest version set the transparency to your desire).
Rotate to desired angle. On the screen, when you type over the mark, it
looks a bit fuzzy but prints out wonderfully
If you have many to do try this:
Here is some code from L. Howard Kittle.
In this Zip file you can find 4 example workbooks with code to insert watermarks in to your pages.
1 : Watermark Horizontal LANDSCAPE
2 : Watermark Horizontal PORTRAIT
3 : Watermark Vertical LANDSCAPE
4 : Watermark Vertical PORTRAIT
You can download it here.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/files/Watermark.zip
And see this sites also
Aaron Blood's website at
http://www.xl-logic.com/pages/formulas.html
An alternative, if you're using Excel 2002, look for "Watermarks using Excel
XP" at this site:
http://cpap.com.br/orlando
semi-transparent (or in latest version set the transparency to your desire).
Rotate to desired angle. On the screen, when you type over the mark, it
looks a bit fuzzy but prints out wonderfully
If you have many to do try this:
Here is some code from L. Howard Kittle.
In this Zip file you can find 4 example workbooks with code to insert watermarks in to your pages.
1 : Watermark Horizontal LANDSCAPE
2 : Watermark Horizontal PORTRAIT
3 : Watermark Vertical LANDSCAPE
4 : Watermark Vertical PORTRAIT
You can download it here.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/files/Watermark.zip
And see this sites also
Aaron Blood's website at
http://www.xl-logic.com/pages/formulas.html
An alternative, if you're using Excel 2002, look for "Watermarks using Excel
XP" at this site:
http://cpap.com.br/orlando
D
Dan Evans
This still doesn't answer my question. Thanks though. I
need to have a picture that I use(My Company Logo) and
have that set as the watermark. I need that behind my
text. Is there a way? Thank you.
-Dan
need to have a picture that I use(My Company Logo) and
have that set as the watermark. I need that behind my
text. Is there a way? Thank you.
-Dan
code to insert watermarks in to your pages.-----Original Message-----
You can use Word Art, remove the lines, color with 25% gray, click
semi-transparent (or in latest version set the transparency to your desire).
Rotate to desired angle. On the screen, when you type over the mark, it
looks a bit fuzzy but prints out wonderfully
If you have many to do try this:
Here is some code from L. Howard Kittle.
In this Zip file you can find 4 example workbooks with
R
Ron de Bruin
If you don't want to print it you can use
Format>Sheet>Background
If you insert a Autoshape to your sheet you can place
a picture in it(change transperancy to your needs)
See debra's site for how to do it with Comments(the same for a Auto shape)
http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments02.html#Picture
Format>Sheet>Background
If you insert a Autoshape to your sheet you can place
a picture in it(change transperancy to your needs)
See debra's site for how to do it with Comments(the same for a Auto shape)
http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments02.html#Picture
M
Mary Ann
-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to set a watermark in Excel so that it
appears behind text? Thank you.
.
I have never been able to find a way to do this.
J
Jay
Dan said:This still doesn't answer my question. Thanks though. I
need to have a picture that I use (My Company Logo) and
have that set as the watermark. I need that behind my
text. Is there a way?
Apparently, you haven't yet found a way to meet your needs using Excel
alone.
If this persists, you might want to try using FinePrint:
http://www.fineprint.com/
One of its features is "stationery" that can put a watermark on print jobs
from any application. I've used FinePrint (but not for watermarks) and have
been satisfied.