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Yep - TheFlag.xltx (0/1)
The right proportions.
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Yep - TheFlag.xltx (0/1)
That was pretty neat. One of the many things I never thought about doing in
Excel. "UltimatePatriot" wrote in message ... The right proportions. |
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Yep - TheFlag.xltx (0/1)
On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 10:21:52 -0500, "Oppie"
wrote: That was pretty neat. One of the many things I never thought about doing in Excel. "UltimatePatriot" wrote in message .. . The right proportions. Each cell is the number of pixels that the flag dimensions declare. So it should always print at the right aspect ratio. There are so many flags out there that are not compliant at all. |
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