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From: Gary on 18 May 2010 12:09 I am creating an invoice using Excel. The invoice has already been created and is fine. I am now just trying to input a header and footer with a middle. I have them as seperate PDF files. I can add them as header and footer but when I "print preview" both ends (left & right) of both head and foot are cut. This is something I can get over by just pasting it on the front of the invoice but then will have to do that for each invoice. Also for the middle, I have tried to set it as a background but it then covers the whole sheet rather than just each page. If I put it on top of the page I can't write on it. I'm not able to "send it back" so that I can write on it. Troublesome. I also have this file as a whole so that it can be used as a background as that is what I want to do with it anyway. Can you help me?
From: Gord Dibben on 18 May 2010 15:16 See Bob Phillips's site for adding a printable Watermark or using WordArt for a background image. http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.xlFAQ0005.html I don't understand the header and footer being pdf files. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 18 May 2010 09:09:02 -0700, Gary <Gary(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >I am creating an invoice using Excel. The invoice has already been >created and is fine. I am now just trying to input a header and footer >with a middle. I have them as seperate PDF files. I can add them as >header and footer but when I "print preview" both ends (left & right) >of both head and foot are cut. This is something I can get over by >just pasting it on the front of the invoice but then will have to do >that for each invoice. >Also for the middle, I have tried to set it as a background but it >then covers the whole sheet rather than just each page. If I put it on >top of the page I can't write on it. I'm not able to "send it back" so >that I can write on it. Troublesome. >I also have this file as a whole so that it can be used as a >background as that is what I want to do with it anyway. >Can you help me?
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