![]() I've inserted the picture into the header (which is what I need to do), and I've also set the image as the sheet background. Next, insert the graphic into Excel, I've done this three different ways for testing, and I have the problem in all cases. Note that I've tried to use 200dpi, and even lower as well, it happens at any dpi. This file was created in Photoshop and I export it as a TIFF.įirst thing to note is that in Excel, my page properties say that it will print at 600dpi, so that's why I'm working with that in Photoshop. ![]() The graphic I NEED to use happens to be 7.45" x 9.605" and is 4470x5763 pixels in size. Make the graphic something like 5"x5" at 600DPI, or any square or rectangle size that should fit in a 8.5x11 sheet in Excel. I won't bore you with all the details on the exact graphics I made, but if you want to duplicate this problem, simply create a graphic in Photoshop or someplace, and have a border on your graphic, used a grid pattern for testing if you can. The issue involves how Excel is distorting images when placed in a sheet.
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