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HELP! trying to scale MS Excel worksheet in drawing

lylebeidler
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HELP! trying to scale MS Excel worksheet in drawing

Please help! I'm having so much trouble scaling an Excel spreadsheet to fit
correctly. No matter what I do, either it scales the cells up to be 20
inches wide x 20 tall, or something weird. Are there any good tutorials, or
does anyone have some pointers or advice for me?



Thanks.



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Lyle Beidler
MGS Inc
178 Muddy Creek Church Rd
Denver PA 17517
717-336-7528
Fax 717-336-0514
<">mailto:-> -
<">http://www.mgsincorporated.com>
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I have attached instructions for amethod to insert a note that looks like a table. The table is created in Excel, then imported into ProE. The trick I've found, is to leave the text small in Excel, then scale the text in ProE. If you change the text size in Excel, the look of the table gets messed up.

These instructions were made using Microsoft Excel 2007. We are using WF4. If you are using different softwareversions, some of the clicks might be a little different, but the method should still work.

Hope this helps...Brian


In Reply to Lyle Beidler:

Please help! I'm having so much trouble scaling an Excel spreadsheet to fit
correctly. No matter what I do, either it scales the cells up to be 20
inches wide x 20 tall, or something weird. Are there any good tutorials, or
does anyone have some pointers or advice for me?



Thanks.



--



Lyle Beidler
MGS Inc
178 Muddy Creek Church Rd
Denver PA 17517
717-336-7528
Fax 717-336-0514
<mailto:-> -
<http://www.mgsincorporated.com> http://www.mgsincorporated.com



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