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Copy range and paste as picture
In excel you can copy something and then click Shift + Edit to chose
paste as picture. What is the VBA equivelant of this. The reason that I am wondering is that the range that I have changes sizes and it needs to fit into an area that can not change sizes. I know I will no longer be able to perform data manipulation on it but that is ok. I just need the picture. Thanks, Jay |
Copy range and paste as picture
On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:52:17 -0700 (PDT), jlclyde
wrote: In excel you can copy something and then click Shift + Edit to chose paste as picture. What is the VBA equivelant of this. The reason that I am wondering is that the range that I have changes sizes and it needs to fit into an area that can not change sizes. I know I will no longer be able to perform data manipulation on it but that is ok. I just need the picture. Thanks, Jay The easiest way to find out is to record a macro while doing the copying/pasteing. Lars-Åke |
Copy range and paste as picture
On Apr 28, 2:22*pm, Lars-Åke Aspelin
wrote: On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:52:17 -0700 (PDT), jlclyde wrote: In excel you can copy something and then click Shift + Edit to chose paste as picture. *What is the VBA equivelant of this. *The reason that I am wondering is that the range that I have changes sizes and it needs to fit into an area that can not change sizes. *I know I will no longer be able to perform data manipulation on it but that is ok. *I just need the picture. Thanks, Jay The easiest way to find out is to record a macro while doing the copying/pasteing. Lars-Åke Lars, I thought I had tried that with this problem. Apparently I was wrong. It worked great and now i have a module setup to copy and paste as a picture. Jay |
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