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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ForgedAnvil" data-source="post: 6773352" data-attributes="member: 6791775">Cool! Thanks for the feedback and great to hear your using the named variables.1. My recommendation is to use a hybrid of text boxes and cells. The steps you need to do are:a. Make the white area of the graphic transparent so you can see the cells. Select image, go to Format under Picture Tool in the ribbon menu > Color > Set Transparency Color then click on the white area of the image.b. Hide the image to work with cell underneath. Go to Page Layout in the ribbon > Selection Pane > click the little eye closed to hide your image.c. When designing my sheets I use a higher density cell (e.g. very small cells that are merged). All Columns are set to 0.75 width and All Rows to 6 height.d. Unhide the image to see where you need to align your cells to match the space for details. Hide the image again to access cells. Merge area and type the named variable e. Once you have done everything, show the image and turn off gridlines and headings under the View menu in the ribbon 2. Added a languages named variable in 1.62 =CharacterProficiencyLanguagesIt'd be awesome to check our your work</blockquote>