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Derail94
Ok, I am using Excel 2007 to draw some simple diagrams and I wanted to
include some areas with textured fills. I have drawn the textures in paint
and saved them as pitcure files. I then go into Excel 2007 and draw some
shapes where I want the textured areas to be. I click format autoshape then
fill then add texture from file. Then I choose to tile the picture as texture
and select the scale that makes the texture show up correctly in my diagram.
Everything looks great until I save the file and then the scale gets
automatically adjusted and appears much smaller on the screen. However, if I
go back to the format autochape, the scale I picked is still in there. I can
get it to appear correctly by re-adding the picture as textre and re-entering
the scale. However, this lasts only until I save the file again. Is there
some reason why Excel seems to be automatically adjusting my texture scale?
Any help you can offer would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance.
include some areas with textured fills. I have drawn the textures in paint
and saved them as pitcure files. I then go into Excel 2007 and draw some
shapes where I want the textured areas to be. I click format autoshape then
fill then add texture from file. Then I choose to tile the picture as texture
and select the scale that makes the texture show up correctly in my diagram.
Everything looks great until I save the file and then the scale gets
automatically adjusted and appears much smaller on the screen. However, if I
go back to the format autochape, the scale I picked is still in there. I can
get it to appear correctly by re-adding the picture as textre and re-entering
the scale. However, this lasts only until I save the file again. Is there
some reason why Excel seems to be automatically adjusting my texture scale?
Any help you can offer would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance.