Linking a Picture to a Cell Range

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Linking a Picture to a Cell Range

You can copy a range of cells and paste a resulting snapshot picture on a worksheet. This is a neat way of easily seeing cell contents anywhere on the worksheet. You can use this method to print nonadjacent cells on one page. The great part is that the picture is linked and updated with both content changes and formatting changes. To make a linked picture, follow these steps:

1. Select the cell range.

2. Click Copy on the Edit menu.

3. Select the cell in which you want the picture to appear.

4. While holding down SHIFT, click Paste Picture Link on the Edit menu. The result is a snapshot that is updated as the source cells are changed or formatted.

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