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Default Specify shape dimensions

Oops! Just discovered where they moved it to. Thought it was gone.

Make a shape, select it. Right click for menu and select "Size &
Properties...". Type your dimensions in the value boxes.

JakeA

"JakeA" wrote:

Glad to know there is a way, although I am not that good at VBA. I was sad
to learn that the dimension feature for shapes in Excel 97 had been removed
the 2007 version. I depended on it a lot for various tasks.

JakeA

"SteveT" wrote:

Thanks Chuck,
I will look into that,
Kind regards,
Steve

"CLR" wrote:

Some basic shapes can be drawn and located with VBA, parametrically or by
hard code. I know of no other way to draw shapes to specific dimensions.

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3




"SteveT" wrote:

Hi, can anyone help please.
How can I draw a shape that has specific dimensions.
Steve



 
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