Recently, a question was posed in this NG (I think) about inserting a
graphic into an Excel cell comment. I have lost track of the original
thread.
This is how it can be done (apologies if this has already been covered):
1. Select a cell, right click, select Insert a Comment.
2. Hover your cursor over the cell border until it turns into a four-headed
arrow. Right click, select Format Comment.
3. Select the Colors and Line tab.
4. Click the Fill Color drop down menu and select Fill Effects.
5. Select the Picture tab.
6. Click Select Picture.
7. Go to the directory that holds your graphics/pictures. Select the
graphic/picture that you want displayed. Click OK, OK, OK.
Resize the Comment box to fit the graphic.
You can also insert text that overlays the graphic. Select the commented
cell, right click, Edit Text, start typing. Have fun with changing the
standard shape of a Comment box (View Menu / Toolbars /Drawing/ Draw/
Change AutoShape).
The above procedure can be followed to insert a graphic into an Excel Text
Box or Auto Shape.
Copy an Excel chart to PowerPoint, resize if required, then Save As to a
GIF or JPEG format. Insert the Chart into a Comment.
Regards,
Mike
Perth, Australia
John Walkenbach
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