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export excel charts for animated gif
Hi. I want to make an animation from excel charts. I have already written a
Visual Basic program that saves the charts as static gif files. I don't know much about animation, but when I tried to create a short video using a gif animation program, the file size was big because I didn't know a smart way to tell the animation program that the excel files were mostly similar from one image to the next. Is there a particular gif animation program that works well with charts exported from Excel (for example, reading the different parts of the excel chart as separate "objects" for animation)? Thanks, Parke |
export excel charts for animated gif
On Sun, 9 Jul 2006, in microsoft.public.excel.charting,
parkesarah said: Hi. I want to make an animation from excel charts. I have already written a Visual Basic program that saves the charts as static gif files. I don't know much about animation, but when I tried to create a short video using a gif animation program, the file size was big because I didn't know a smart way to tell the animation program that the excel files were mostly similar from one image to the next. Is there a particular gif animation program that works well with charts exported from Excel (for example, reading the different parts of the excel chart as separate "objects" for animation)? Have you considered saving the static parts, such as axes and grids, with no data as one static gif, then saving the changing parts as minimal Excel charts with no axes or grids? Then create an animated gif with transparency (I don't know if this part is possible) and finally presenting the animation in HTML on top of the static backdrop. Alternatively, could you find some MPEG tools, which surely have the redundancy compression problem licked? Finally, if you can't do any of that, look at your graphs to see if there is any fluff you could stand to lose completely, like big colored bars and heavy grids. -- Del Cotter NB Personal replies to this post will send email to , which goes to a spam folder-- please send your email to del3 instead. |
export excel charts for animated gif
You can use Photoshop for example.
Copy each single picture from excel to Photoshop. To copy, use Excel-Menu Shift-Edit, then you see "Copy Picture". Copy cells behind a chart, not the chart. Make charts transparent. Paste each single picture in a new PS-layer. Sort them vice versa. Save as gif. Pictures are played one after the other. Greetings, Holger. "parkesarah" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi. I want to make an animation from excel charts. I have already written a Visual Basic program that saves the charts as static gif files. I don't know much about animation, but when I tried to create a short video using a gif animation program, the file size was big because I didn't know a smart way to tell the animation program that the excel files were mostly similar from one image to the next. Is there a particular gif animation program that works well with charts exported from Excel (for example, reading the different parts of the excel chart as separate "objects" for animation)? Thanks, Parke |
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