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MaureenN
Can someone please help me...i want to set up a spreadsheet so that it has
the word DRAFT across it ... can someone please help?
the word DRAFT across it ... can someone please help?
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FloMM2
Maureen,
One option:
Select the top left cell, Insert, Row
Then select the new cell and drag across the width of the worksheet, select
the Merge button.
The type the word "Draft" without quotes.
Save worksheet.
hth
Dennis
One option:
Select the top left cell, Insert, Row
Then select the new cell and drag across the width of the worksheet, select
the Merge button.
The type the word "Draft" without quotes.
Save worksheet.
hth
Dennis
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Gord Dibben
For printing purposes or just for appearance on the sheet?
For either case, WordArt inserted will do the trick.
More on that here at Bob Phillips' site.
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0005.html
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
For either case, WordArt inserted will do the trick.
More on that here at Bob Phillips' site.
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0005.html
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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MaureenN
Hello Gordon
Thank you for responding to my question
I am wanting to set my spreadsheet up with Draft as a watermark but if I try
to use wordArt as you have suggested and try to send it to the back (in
grouping) it doesnt work. Any other ideas?
Thank you for responding to my question
I am wanting to set my spreadsheet up with Draft as a watermark but if I try
to use wordArt as you have suggested and try to send it to the back (in
grouping) it doesnt work. Any other ideas?
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MaureenN
Thank you - I should have exlpained myself clearer - I want Draft as a
watermark
Maureen
watermark
Maureen
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Gord Dibben
Don't send it to the back, just make it a light gray color, get rid of the lines
and set to semi-transparent as the instructions at Bob's site explain.
Gord
and set to semi-transparent as the instructions at Bob's site explain.
Gord