Dirk_nl
May 1st, 2002, 04:18 AM
Hi,
When you create an Excel sheet, like graphs and give them several colors. And also make the background a transparant color (from white to yellow, for example) and you select the graph and copy it. Now when you paste this into Word, you can see the graph and the graph colors, but the background turned out to be in grey. When you double click this pasted sheet, you can see it's implemented via excel and the background color is visible. Only when printing it prints out in grey, while the graph-bars do have an color.
I think this is an Excel feature (making several different background for your graphics) and cannot be over-copied to MS Word, and therefore makes it black and white. Can someone confirm this? Or try it on their pc, and if there is a way to have this background be printed correctly via MS Word please let me know.
Thanks,
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Kind Regards,
- Dirk -
When you create an Excel sheet, like graphs and give them several colors. And also make the background a transparant color (from white to yellow, for example) and you select the graph and copy it. Now when you paste this into Word, you can see the graph and the graph colors, but the background turned out to be in grey. When you double click this pasted sheet, you can see it's implemented via excel and the background color is visible. Only when printing it prints out in grey, while the graph-bars do have an color.
I think this is an Excel feature (making several different background for your graphics) and cannot be over-copied to MS Word, and therefore makes it black and white. Can someone confirm this? Or try it on their pc, and if there is a way to have this background be printed correctly via MS Word please let me know.
Thanks,
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Kind Regards,
- Dirk -