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Assigning a Macro to a Keyboard Combination
Hiding Rows Based on a Cell Value
Once you have placed a graphic in your workbook, you may decide to crop it. Cropping means to cut off part of the graphic so it doesn't show. Cropping is fairly standard in most programs that have graphics capability. Beginning with Excel 97, you can crop graphics add to a worksheet. (If you are using Excel 95 you cannot crop graphics.) You can easily crop a graphic by following these steps:
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