screenshots

M

Martin

Hi,

Press print screen on your keyboard and then go into word and paste in the
picture. Resize if needed.

Martin
 
G

Gord Dibben

If you just want a picture of a range of cells, select the range then SHIFT +
Edit and Copy Picture.

Or use the Camera Tool to take a picture which will be dynamic in Word.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
P

Patricia Shannon

The Print Screen button will give a picture of the everything on the monitor.
If you have several screens showing, you can get a picture of just the
active screen by using Alt+Print Screen
 

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