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    Create an object from an excel file to insert

    Hi,

    I have a company logo and info on 3 lines in an excel sheet. I want to use this as a letterhead for all excel files that I print. I want to insert this letterhead as an object into another excel file but its not working as I would like it to. When I try to Insert an Object from file and select the excel file that has my letterhead it imports ok but the object containts 10 rows, 3 of which is my letterhead and the rest just empty rows. I just want those 3 rows and 5 columns to be imported. Setting the print area of the letterhead file doesn't make any difference.

    If I'm not clear enough of what I want to achieve, I can explain it more clearly.

    Thanks

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    Gord Dibben
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    Re: Create an object from an excel file to insert

    Pbear

    Select the range in question and SHIFT + Edit>Copy Picture.

    Open clipboard and save as a picture.

    You can use this graphic as the Header for all sheets in all workbooks.


    Gord Dibben Excel MVP


    On Mon, 7 Nov 2005 14:32:22 -0600, PolarBear
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >
    >Hi,
    >
    >I have a company logo and info on 3 lines in an excel sheet. I want to
    >use this as a letterhead for all excel files that I print. I want to
    >insert this letterhead as an object into another excel file but its not
    >working as I would like it to. When I try to Insert an Object from file
    >and select the excel file that has my letterhead it imports ok but the
    >object containts 10 rows, 3 of which is my letterhead and the rest just
    >empty rows. I just want those 3 rows and 5 columns to be imported.
    >Setting the print area of the letterhead file doesn't make any
    >difference.
    >
    >If I'm not clear enough of what I want to achieve, I can explain it
    >more clearly.
    >
    >Thanks



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    Thanks, that works but when I print the logo image is really bad quality. The text comes out fine. The picture object look identical in excel. Its only when I print it.

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