You may experiment a bit to achieve the desirable position for the watermark. Press the Enter button once or several times to get the watermark centered on the page.Don't worry! You can easily move it down: It is a common thing that the added image turns out to be at the top of the worksheet. You can also remove it if you've had enough of it. You cannot see watermarks in the Normal view, which most people use when they work in Excel 2010, 20.Īfter you add your watermark image you'll likely be keen to resize or reposition it. REMEMBER that watermarks are visible only in Page Layout view, in the Print Preview window and on the printed worksheet. Now when you click on another page in your worksheet, the watermark will be automatically added to that page as well. Take it easy! :) Just click within any cell out of the header box to see what the watermark looks like. You still don't see a watermark in your worksheet. This text indicates that the header contains a picture. The text & now appears in the header box. When you've found the desired image, select it and press the Insert button.Browse for an image file on your computer or use Clip Art or Bing Image, which you want to have as a watermark in your Excel sheet.Click on the Picture icon to open the Insert Pictures dialog box.Your worksheet automatically switches to the Page Layout view and a new HEADER & FOOTER TOOLS tab appears in the Ribbon. Go to the Text section and click on the Header & Footer icon.Whatever you put in your worksheet header will automatically print out on every page.
Once you've created your watermark image, the next step is to add the watermark to your worksheet header. Now you are set for inserting the created and saved image into the header as described below. Save your watermark image as either a PNG or GIF file.Press the Crop button to get rid of extra space from your image.Paste the copied object into the drawing program.Open MS Paint (or the drawing program you prefer).Right-click once and choose " Copy" from the menu.untick the Gridlines check box in the Show group on the VIEW tab Make the background of your WordArt object clear, i.e.Your watermark image is almost ready, you just need to resize and rotate it to make it look good. Type the text that you want to use for the watermark.Click the WordArt icon in the Text group on the INSERT tab.Switch to Page Layout view (go to VIEW - > Page Layout in the Ribbon or click the "Page Layout view" button on the Status bar at the bottom of your Excel window).If you are curious how I've done it, see detailed instructions below. But for simplicity, I've created an image right in a blank Excel worksheet using the WordArt option. You can do it in any drawing program (for example, in Microsoft Paint). The first thing you need to do is to create a watermark image that will later appear on the background of your worksheet. Use a special add-in to insert watermark in Excel in one click.However, there is a tricky method that allows you to mimic watermarks in Excel using the HEADER & FOOTER TOOLS and I'm going to share it with you in this article. Unfortunately, Microsoft Excel 2016-2010 doesn't have a built-in feature to insert watermarks in worksheets. They help to underscore the status of your document. But most commonly you can come across the documents labelled with such text watermarks as " Confidential", " Draft", " Restricted", " Sample", " Secret", etc. I've added an image as a watermark to my timetable. One of them is just for fun, as I've done for my work timetable. It often happens that you need to add a watermark to your Excel document. Do you wonder HOW? Read the article below! You can mimic watermarks in Excel 2019, 2016, and 2013 using the HEADER & FOOTER TOOLS. Do you still think that you can't add a watermark to your Excel worksheet? I have to say that you are all abroad.
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