Sizing is done in POINTS. A point being 1/72 inch if memory serves me right
but you'd best look it up. If you're looking for printed output where small
variances won't be such a big problem then you should be fine.
If you're looking for pixel-perfect screen results then you probably should
look at other methods because trying to do it in Excel will be a world of
pain. The conversion from that to pixels depends on various things such as:-
* What scale size the view is set to.
* A windows gdi+ function which handles the pt / px conversions. It's
usually safe to assume 96dpi (dots per inch) but the display driver may
provide other figures to be used for the calculation.
* The version of excel you're using (as the margins may be slightly diferent).
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