Insert Picture (cannot View The Object Properties.)
Apr 19, 2009
The error I am getting (highlighted in red) is that it cannot view the object properties. So the picture is put in, but it's emplacement cannot be set and the picture cannot be renamed (which must occur for other macros to see it).
Pages are not protected. The only self automated macro is on workbook open, and it only resizes to view the area depending on the persons resolution.
Microsoft Excel 2003
After much online digging, and experimentation, I think I determined earlier that you can't really expose an array all-at-once if it is an object/class property, as you can with an array variable. Now I'd like to confirm this, if I could, because it would be neater to run my simulation in an object instead of a giant and labrynthine user-defined type.
I have a very wide sheet in which I have hidden and saved seven views.I am using it for a very long time but when i did some edit work in the 'full' view,the other views are not showing. In stead I am getting the messages "cannot shift objects off sheet" and "some view settings could not be applied".This is very frustrating since a lot of patience was tested while making this wide data.
I am putting together a price list in excel and using images and hyperlinks to jazz it up a bit - what I am finding is that if I insert a 25KB GIF image, the excel file grows in size by over 100KB
why is this disproportionate growth happening and is there a way around it - I dont want my Price List growing too large but need the images....?
I found a VBA code to print all my charts in my project. It works well. The issue I am having now is trying to amend the code to also print a picture object I made with the camera tool. The picture object "Picture 52" displays on the print preview, but despite all the different things I tried from various post, it doesn't work. I have since went back to the original code.
On one sheet I have a table of contents that has a name in column A. In column B I currently have a hyperlink to some text to take me to a cell under a drawing object in another sheet. I wanted to make this more elegant and easier to see which object you are supposed to look at. To do this I thought of using VBA and anchoring a text box in column B of the TOC sheet that I could attach a macro to. Below is my code but it means I need a separate macro for each object. I have 200 and counting. The text in the adjacent cell in column A contains the name. Is there some way for the macro to know what row the control object is in so that it can get the name from the adjacent cell?
Second question. Is there a routine like .OnSelection where I could change the background color of the object only when it is selected? So when another object is selected the previous one reverts back to the original condition.
I need to work out a total of column A7:A39. Even with my lack of excel knowledge, I can do that with the sum formula. But, each week, I need to delete the values in A39 by deleting that row, and inserting a row into A7 and putting different data in.
I have my $ signs in place to make sure the formula relates to that column only, but when I insert the row at A7, the formula moves to A8:A39 not A7:A39. Basically I need to be able to delete and insert but still be able to view the sum of A7:A39 at all times.
i am totally new in excel and i am using excel 2007, my question is : how can i create an object in an excel sheet, so that when the mouse cursor move to it, it pops up anohter image?
how i can add a box on my sheet when i click on it to open the insert picture (or open picture). I need this for my recipes. I try the Image (Image ActiveX Control) but i do not now how to make it work. Also i try to insert picture each time but it takes me time to move it and re-size it every time. I need a faster way to add my pictures fast and in the same position every time.
I record a macro in Excel 2007 to insert a picture from a file in the active sheet, but when I stop recording it and I went so see the code and there was no code!!!
I did the same in Excel 2003 and the code was like this: ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert("c:1.jpg").Select
The code below will enable you to browse for a picture and insert it at cell location O9. It works great in excel '03 but when sub is ran in '07 it places the picture at about cell D5 and not really even lined up perfectly with that cell. Does any one have any idea why this is happening and how to make the sub work correctly in '07?
I have a approximately 17 workbooks, all with multiple worksheets within. I have a logo that I now want to add to each worksheet in every book.
What I would like to do is the following, on each worksheet.
Add 13 rows starting from the top A1 (this is to make room for a logo I want to add)Add the logo JPG file (which covers the range A1:F13) . This will be the same picture for all sheets. The picture properties should be "Locked" and "Don't move or size with cells". The path of where my logo is stored is C:UsersGrantDropboxEffExAdminLogosEffEx_logo-05Then select the entire contents of the workbook and uncheck "Locked" from the format control.Then apply protection (which leaves the picture locked) but allowing selection, inserting and formatting of rows/columns.
This will allow the users to still format columns and rows eg. autofit columns, but they cannot select and delete the logo.
I have tried using the Macro Recorder but when I select all sheets, I see that it records the actual sheet names and so this will obviously not work for when applying to other workbooks. Also, it did not record any of the Protection commands which I did.
I am using the code below to insert and resize images in excel. I was wondering is it possible to set up this macro so that I can just provide the directory and then have it so that just a random image is inserted rather than specifying an jpg number. The reason i need this is because the numbers in the folder range from 00000 to upto 20000 however not every folder has the full range of images i.e. Z:SingaporeSingapore TurfSingapore Turf Club 2QEII Cup 2006QEII Cup 2006_VDMillenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Text may just contain one image and that would be image number 03965.
The other thing I would like to do is to have the name of the las 2 subfolders inserted into the cell above the image so for the example below you would have:
Millenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Text Picture
Millenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Logo Picture
Sub TestInsertPictureInRange() InsertPictureInRange "Z:SingaporeSingapore TurfSingapore Turf Club 2QEII Cup 2006QEII Cup 2006_VDMillenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Text3965.jpg", _ .........................
The following macro enables be to insert picture from a given location. My query is I want to insert the picture name once the pictures are inserted in the excel worksheet.
I am using the code below to insert and resize images in excel. I was wondering is it possible to set up this macro so that I can just provide the directory and then have it so that just a random image is inserted rather than specifying an jpg number. The reason i need this is because the numbers in the folder range from 00000 to upto 20000 however not every folder has the full range of images i.e. Z:SingaporeSingapore TurfSingapore Turf Club 2QEII Cup 2006QEII Cup 2006_VDMillenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Text may just contain one image and that would be image number 03965.
The other thing I would like to do is to have the name of the las 2 subfolders inserted into the cell above the image so for the example below you would have:
Millenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Text Picture
Millenium Copthorne InternationalTVGI Race Name Logo Picture
I had copied a macro from this forum [it was posted by either shg or NBVC], and I modified it to fit my needs. The macro creates a new word document and sends a series of cells from an excel worksheet column to this word file. Everything works fine, but now I need to insert a picture after row 14. I have inserted the code [colored red], but I am sure the syntax or something isn't right. That part doesn't work.
I am inserting a picture into a cell and resizing it to fit the cell. The problem I am having is that the cell covers the border at the top of the cell. Is there a way I can offset the picture in the cell so it does not cover the border?
I have a sheet where I would like to have a picture inserted in a particular cell range and auto resized into that range. What I'm looking for is, if I type the name of a picture (meathead4uu.jpg) in a cell (Say, B3) then the picture should appear in range D14 to E28.
I Have Inspection Reports To Do And They Come In With One Big Text Srting I Haveused Formuee To Seperate Them And A Macro To Put Them On Seperate Sheets.but...
I Want To Insert A Picture (for More Indepth Reports) Rather Than Inserting A Picture Can I Do A Macro That When It Is Run It Opens Up A Browser, Similar To The One In Insert Picture And Then Insert A Picture After The Bottom Cell And Resize It So It Will Be The Same Every Time? But At The Bottom Of The Last Line Of Data.
Can I have a picture appear next to what is typed in the cell next to it. I have a drop down list of the different pictures I have, I want to select, for example, "star" from the drop down list, can I have a picture of the star appear in cell next to it? I have all the pictures of the words in my drop down list.
I've got a table in a worksheet. Every time the user double-clicks on one of the cells containing the names for each of the listed items, a userform pops up displaying information about that item. Besides other controls, this userform has an Image Box, that displays a picture of the item, and a Multipage.
What I want to do is to display the same picture shown by the Image Box, on to the Multipage, using the same file, but, and here's the quirk, aditionally, change it's size, turn it monochrome, and set its transparency to a different value.
I've attached an example of the final look I'm seeking. This was done by prior editing of a copy of the image and inserting it using LoadPicture, but this solution is too troublesome as this is done solely for aesthetical purposes, thus not justifying all the hassle a user has to go through everytime he wishes to add a new item to the table.
I have to file an insurance claim due to a fire in my home. I have a folder with .jpg photos located at C:InsClaimOnlinePhotos . Im working with Excel 2003. I am trying to put the picture of the damaged protery in Column A on the same row as the detail about that damaged property using the ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert function. The name of the picture is located in Column B. There are multiple sheets in the Excel book and each contains from 10 to over 700 rows. I would like to run the macro based on the active sheet to add the pictures one sheet at a time. I would like the pictures to be about 1.2" High by 1.6" Wide and be actually be within the cell of Column A of the row where the detail information is located. I have played with writing my own code, pieces of others code and full code sets I found in the Forum. Nothing works. Below is the best I found so far but, it uses Column C for the placement of the pictues.
When I try to run the below code I get Run-Time Error "1004" "Unable to get the insert Property of the Picture class".
I'm not sure if this code should work in Excel 2003 or not.
I'm using a macro to insert a photo in to a Excel 2010 workbook. If the photo moves location it will no longer display the photo in the document as I belive the photo is being referenced instead of embedded.
If you then use the "Change Picture" icon the photo embeds but how do I get my macro to embed the photo.
Sub InsertPhoto(PictNo)
Dim SH As Worksheet Dim Rng As Range Dim MyPic As Picture Dim sPath As String Dim PicH As Single
Basically, I am curious if I were to insert a value into say cell A1, is there any way B1 could display a picture I've saved. To be a bit more specific, A1's value would be 777, and B1's inserted picture would be 777.png saved on my PC. This would need to apply for the whole of the sheet for all the values in column A.
I have used the following code behind a projects Command button for some time, and works well in Excel 2002/2003. It's used to look for and insert a Picture file, located on the users PC, select cell C2, re-size it to fit inside a bordered cell area and then nudge it over, off the border line.
Sub Load_Image() Dim oPict, PictObj Dim sImgFileFormat As String 'Open file GetPict: oPict = Application.GetOpenFilename("All Pictures (*.tif; *.bmp; *.jpg; *.gif; *.jpeg; *.png; *.cpt; *.tiff),*.tif; *.bmp; *.jpg; *.gif; *.jpeg; *.png; *.cpt; *.tiff") If oPict = False Then End Range("C2").Select Set PictObj = ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert(oPict) With PictObj .ShapeRange.LockAspectRatio = msoFalse .ShapeRange.Width = 712# .ShapeRange.Height = 510# End With PictObj.Select With PictObj Selection.ShapeRange.IncrementLeft 1# Selection.ShapeRange.IncrementTop 1# End With Range("A1").Select
End Sub
Unfortunately, Excel 2007 doesn't seem to identify the Cell reference "C2". It modifies the Picture size OK but does not position the picture in the correct position. I've tried re-recording it but 2007 misses most of actions.??? Despite my efforts looking on other forums, I don't seem to find a code that works on both version of Excel.