Strictly speaking you can’t actually insert a watermark as you can in MS Word, but it is possible to insert an image into the Excel background or text that can say ‘Draft’ or ‘Confidential’ on every page of your workbook. Go have a coffee while your colleagues swoon at the great professional and interesting presentation you have just created.įeel free to share your thoughts. You can create or mimic a ‘watermark’ in Excel quickly and easily. The Text & will appear where the picture will be inserted.Locate and select your picture you want to insert.In the Design Tab, Click Picture, in Header and Footer Tools, under the Header and Footer Elements Group.Click the area of the header or footer you want to insert the picture.This background looks great for a powerful presentation, but if you then want to print out the spreadsheet with the background then you will need to insert the image in either the header or footer of you workbook. You can either search web for image or you can attach an. Select a section (Left, Center or Right), and click on Insert Picture. The Page Setup dialog box will be displayed. Then click Apply or Ok, and the selected image has been. To add a picture to a Header/Footer, follow the below mentioned steps: Click on Page Layout ribbon. In the Insert Watermark dialog box, select Picture Watermark option, and click Select Picture button to select a. You may need to change the colour of your font and any graphics to allow a contrast as in my example, I simply changed the font colour to white. Go to the worksheet which you want to insert the printable background image, and click Kutools > Insert > Insert. Select background image from the Sheet Background window.Open the spreadsheet you want the image to appear in.
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These background images will really set you apart the crowd when giving that presentation!! Here is nuts and bolts of how to create a snazzy background image.
Adding a background image to a worksheet or workbook can really spice up a presentation where graphs and charts, let face it, can get a little monotonous.
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