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I've got a new font (pie-charts) and want to embed it into an Excel
spreadsheet so others can view it correctly without me having to send them
the font file. Any ideas?!
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Yes, as an embedded object.

Insert Object from file and then browse and insert the .ttf file.


The recipient can then double-click the object and install the font. They
may have to the close and re-open Excel to see the effect.
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I've got a new font (pie-charts) and want to embed it into an Excel
spreadsheet so others can view it correctly without me having to send them
the font file. Any ideas?!

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Thanks for your help. I realise now that I didn't ask the question clearly
although your response has given me another option.

I would like to embed the font in a similar way as Word & Powerpoint so that
the person I send the file to does not have to install the font but can view
the file correctly. Hopefully that makes sense!


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Yes, as an embedded object.

Insert Object from file and then browse and insert the .ttf file.


The recipient can then double-click the object and install the font. They
may have to the close and re-open Excel to see the effect.
--
Gary''s Student


"Gobbie" wrote:

I've got a new font (pie-charts) and want to embed it into an Excel
spreadsheet so others can view it correctly without me having to send them
the font file. Any ideas?!

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Excel doesn't support this.

You'd have to send the font and make sure the recipient(s) install that font.

Gobbie wrote:

Thanks for your help. I realise now that I didn't ask the question clearly
although your response has given me another option.

I would like to embed the font in a similar way as Word & Powerpoint so that
the person I send the file to does not have to install the font but can view
the file correctly. Hopefully that makes sense!

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Yes, as an embedded object.

Insert Object from file and then browse and insert the .ttf file.


The recipient can then double-click the object and install the font. They
may have to the close and re-open Excel to see the effect.
--
Gary''s Student


"Gobbie" wrote:

I've got a new font (pie-charts) and want to embed it into an Excel
spreadsheet so others can view it correctly without me having to send them
the font file. Any ideas?!


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