(the OLE "zoom area" will be set around these two "x")ħ) Adjust the columns and rows to the heights and widths you chose in step 3
(Right click on the OLE, then OLE, then open)Ħ) put an "x" in the top left cell and one in the bottom right cell based on the number of columns and rows you decided on in step 2.
I cheated by creating an autocad table and using that to decide my dimensionsĤ) creat a new OLE microsoft excell worksheet (important: do not close or save the excell window until stepĥ) If it's not open already, Open the OLE to edit it. When you first edit the OLE, it automatically sets a "zoom area" focussed only on the cells which have been edited.ġ) decide the size that you want the table to be (I did it in mm)Ģ) decide how many columns and how many rows you wantģ) decide the size of the columns and rows in autocad (I did it in mm) I've found that this "zoom area" is set after the first time you edit the OLE. When you create the OLE, it shows only a certain area of cells and it won't let you change the viewed area (remember it's by area, not by the amount of cells). The issue seems to be with the "zoom" of the OLE object. Hi, I encountered this problem yesterday with a spreadsheet and I may have a solution.
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