If you want to add blank space above or below a picture, in the header selection box that contains the picture, click before or after &, and then press ENTER to start a new line. To resize or scale the picture, click the header selection box that contains the picture, click Format Picture in the Header & Footer Elements group, and then, in the Format Picture dialog box, select the options that you want on the Size tab.Ĭhanges to the picture or picture format take effect immediately and cannot be undone. The picture you selected will appear in place of &. & appears in the header selection box.Ĭlick in the worksheet. On the Design tab of the Header & Footer Tools, in the Header & Footer Elements group, click Picture and then find the picture that you want to insert.ĭouble-click the picture. Under Header, click either the left, center, or right header selection box. On the Insert tab, in the Text group, click Header & Footer.
Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus Greek (275)Įnter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.Note: Make sure that only one worksheet is selected. Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus English (275). For us to accomplish that, we select the File tab, to move to Backstage View and from the drop-down menu at the left we select the category Print as shown below. We then press Ok to open all the dialog boxes so we can return to our Spreadsheet.įor us to view our Watermark that we had just created, we must Print Preview our Worksheet. Once the Format Picture command is selected, the Format Picture dialog box appears as shown below, where we make all the necessary adjustments that we want. If we want to Format the picture that we inserted in the Header as a Watermark, we can select the last icon in the Header dialog box, which is named Format Picture as shown below. We notice now in the Center Sectionthe following text: &. Once we have selected the Picture that we want, we return to the Header dialog box again as shown below. We have the choices to Insert a Picture either From A File, Bing Image Search and OneDrive. Once we select the Insert Picture command, the Insert Pictures dialog box appears as shown below. We then select the icon before the last one which is named Insert Picture as shown below. Then we must activate either the Left Section, the Center Section or the Right Section for our Watermark. In the image below, I have selected the Header area for the Watermark to be inserted. Depending on where we want our Watermark inserted, we either select Header of Footer. For this post though, it will contain a Watermark. Headers and Footers usually contain information such as Page Number, Date and Document Name. In the middle of the Header/Footer tab of the Page Setup dialog box are located the Custom Header button and the Custom Footer button. Once we select the Sheet Page Setup command, the Page Setup dialog box appears as shown below, where we must activate the Header/Footer tab. #EXCEL REMOVE WATERMARK PAGE NUMBER FULL#
At the bottom right corner of the Sheet Options area, we select the arrow located there which is name Sheet Page Setup, where we are also notified that we can Check Out The Full Set Of Printing Options For Our Spreadsheet. We must select the Page Layout tab and then we locate the area of the ribbon named Sheet Options as shown in the image below. Inserting a Watermark is an easy procedure and has been describe in a previous post of mine, but inserting a Watermark in an Excel Spreadsheet is a bit tricky and will be described in the post below, so just keep on reading. Watermark can either be text or even images, such as our logo or other pictures. For example, Watermarks usually displays the status of the Document or Spreadsheet such as “ Confidential”, “ Copyright” among others. Watermark is an image or text that appears usually behind the main Document or Spreadsheet.
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