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Sure if any of the fonts available in Windows/Word/Excel match the one used for that section of the check. In from a check then cut out that section, saving it as a graphic and pasting it into your form.Īdditional problem there is that on my personal checks, the check number is also shown in that special font to the right of the routing/account information - and that needs to match up for the machine readers that will examine your check later. Otherwise you have to simply spend the time to create a layout on a worksheet that looks like a check you'd like to use - the tough part is the account/routing information at the lower left (usually) portion of the check. You might check with your banking institution to see if they don't have pre-printed forms with a template to use with either Excel or Word to do this.