We are currently having an issue with the position of graphics that are placed in an Excel worksheet. When I perform a Print Preview or actually print the worksheet the graphics are not in the correct position. The graphic is a "Smart Shape" ellipse. I have checked the formatting settings which have no effect in correcting the position on the Print Preview or the actual output. Any other suggestions?
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SkipVought
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nriacone,
What is happening that you don't like?
What should be happening?
Skip,
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What is happening that you don't like?
What should be happening?
Skip,
Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884
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Skip,
Thanks for the quick response. We are using the smart shapes circle over a number to identify the cost components of a proposal. When the circle is placed over the number in the worksheet everything is where it should be. When you perform a print preview or print the document the circles are no longer in the correct position. I have tried printing on an HP Color LaserJet 5500 and also an HP LaserJet 5000. Both give the same results in output and print preview.
Thanks
Thanks for the quick response. We are using the smart shapes circle over a number to identify the cost components of a proposal. When the circle is placed over the number in the worksheet everything is where it should be. When you perform a print preview or print the document the circles are no longer in the correct position. I have tried printing on an HP Color LaserJet 5500 and also an HP LaserJet 5000. Both give the same results in output and print preview.
Thanks
SkipVought
Programmer
I would suggest using a Comment or using cell shading or cell borders instead of shapes.
Skip,
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