Am using Word 2002 and have been bringing in Excel charts
as "Link, Paste Special" into Word, as in previous
versions. When it comes in it is in a gray background,
with the figures in, which is different from the previous
versions of a white background. I have checked Word
options and Excel and have yet to find why this is
happening. My home computer does not operate this way
under the same enviornment. Does anyone have a clue where
the difference is? It is just harder to view the
spreadsheet in the document.

Re: Excel charts come in gray color by Shauna

Shauna
Sat Oct 02 01:07:42 CDT 2004

Hi

In Word, try Tools > Options > View. Is Field Shading set to "Always"? If
so, change it to "When Selected". This setting determines how fields are
displayed in a document. It is generally useful to be able to identify
fields, so I wouldn't recommend changing the setting to "Never". Note that
the grey shading doesn't print.

Hope this helps.

Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"DK" <darryl@jmaappraisals.com> wrote in message
news:1e2f01c4a75c$edd62240$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Am using Word 2002 and have been bringing in Excel charts
> as "Link, Paste Special" into Word, as in previous
> versions. When it comes in it is in a gray background,
> with the figures in, which is different from the previous
> versions of a white background. I have checked Word
> options and Excel and have yet to find why this is
> happening. My home computer does not operate this way
> under the same enviornment. Does anyone have a clue where
> the difference is? It is just harder to view the
> spreadsheet in the document.