Any formatting changes that are made to the cell will be automatically reflected in the linked picture.You can move and resize this shape just like any other shape in Excel.
This option can be found on the Home tab of the Ribbon or the right-click menu. This can be a single cell or a range of cells.
Copy the cell that contains conditional formatting. The screencast animation above shows how to create the conditionally formatted shape. The linked picture can be moved and re-sized, just like any shape in Excel. This is a pretty simple solution that will create a picture (shape) of the cell that contains conditional formatting. Method #1: Copy and Paste a Linked Picture However, there are a few simple workarounds that can get the job done. Unfortunately there is no direct way to apply conditional formatting to a shape in Excel. This was a great question submitted by Helen. Now add a dimension line for the width using a grid, or "snap to object points" will help align the dimension line to the Download Can Shapes be Controlled by Conditional Formatting? The size in the status bar will read 50.00x100.00. set the scale to 1:120, units: feet, and draw your 50x100' area as a rectangle. feet and inches), and you are likely to find situations where a displayed dimension is obviously wrong.Į.g. The problem with this is that Draw (and OOo in general) has major arithmetic problems with non-metric dimensions (e.g. You can change the units the dimensions are shown in using the Tools > Options > OOo Draw > General > Settings > Unit of measurement.įor a space of 50x100', on a 8x10" paper, you need a scale of about 10" to 100', or 1:120. with a scale of 1:5, a rectangle that's 2x3" on the page will show 10.00x15.00 on the status bar. The scale will be applied to the object dimensions that are displayed for the user. You can select from some common ones there, but you can also just enter your own. 
Go to Tools > Options > OOo Draw > General > Scale > Drawing scale. Well, actually, Draw will do that, but not terribly well.
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