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Hey, welcome back to the MrExcel netcast, Iamp;#39;m Bill Jelen. In yesterdayamp;#39;s podcast we started talking about how to use the tools on the Drawing toolbar. So again, that was View, Toolbars, Drawing, to turn that on, and normally it appears at the bottom of the screen, but in the podcast Iamp;#39;m going to keep it up here at the top. The Drawing toolbar is great if you need to draw a square or a circle, to kind of highlight some of your numbers in Excel. Iamp;#39;m going to click on the Oval tool here, and you kind of have to click in the upper-left hand corner of the circle, which makes no sense at all, I realize, so you kind of click and drag to surround the data. Now, the problem is, once you put the circle in, it becomes completely opaque, you canamp;#39;t see through it. You need to right-click and choose Format, AutoShape, and then you can say for the fill we want to have No Fill. Also while youamp;#39;re here, you can go ahead and make the line a little bit thick