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Inserting Picture in protected sheet
I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password
protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
No, the sheet must be unprotected to insert an image.
-- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "JackR" wrote in message ... I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
I might have an idea that could work, but I need a little more information.
Under what circumstances would they insert a picture? Would the process be automated or would they manually select/copy/paste a picture? Would they need to put more than one picture in the sheet? Would it/they always be located in the same place in the sheet? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
The sheets are for recipes for a manual I am building, as foolows;
1. Each sheet is one recipe - once the recipe is entered, they would have the option to insert a picture 2. They would need to be able to select from a folder on their computer a picture - since they would be taking they own pictures they would save them to this folder 3. Only 1 picture per sheet. there is an area in the worksheet where it would go 4. Yes the same place could be used - we would need to determine the size of the space, whcih I do have a area on the sheet to place it in it covers about 10 rows down and 5 columns across. Any ideas would help, thank you "Ron Coderre" wrote: I might have an idea that could work, but I need a little more information. Under what circumstances would they insert a picture? Would the process be automated or would they manually select/copy/paste a picture? Would they need to put more than one picture in the sheet? Would it/they always be located in the same place in the sheet? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
OK....See if you can use this....
Start with this: A sheet name Recipe_1 will contain the recipe A sheet named Recipe_1_Pic will contain the picture On the Recipe_1_Pic sheet: Turn off gridlines (ToolsOptionsViewUncheck: Gridlines) Select from A1:E10 Put a border around the range A1:E10 (just to help you identify the range) In the Name Box (located just above the Col_A heading) type: picRecipe1 and press [Enter] (that creates a range named picRecipe1) Hold down the [Shift] key and select EditCopy Picture Check: As shown on screen Check: Picture Click the [OK] button Switch to the Recipe_1 sheet and select any cell. EditPaste While the picture is still selected, type this in the formula bar: =picRecipe1 Press the [Enter] key (that picture now displays whatever is visible in the picRecipe1 range) Protect that sheet. Now for the test.... Switch to the Recipe_1_Pic sheet Insert any picture you want there. Resize it to fit int the border around picRecipe1 Now, go look at the Recipe_1 sheet. Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: The sheets are for recipes for a manual I am building, as foolows; 1. Each sheet is one recipe - once the recipe is entered, they would have the option to insert a picture 2. They would need to be able to select from a folder on their computer a picture - since they would be taking they own pictures they would save them to this folder 3. Only 1 picture per sheet. there is an area in the worksheet where it would go 4. Yes the same place could be used - we would need to determine the size of the space, whcih I do have a area on the sheet to place it in it covers about 10 rows down and 5 columns across. Any ideas would help, thank you "Ron Coderre" wrote: I might have an idea that could work, but I need a little more information. Under what circumstances would they insert a picture? Would the process be automated or would they manually select/copy/paste a picture? Would they need to put more than one picture in the sheet? Would it/they always be located in the same place in the sheet? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
Ron;
That works great !! , thank you so very much. Jack R "Ron Coderre" wrote: OK....See if you can use this.... Start with this: A sheet name Recipe_1 will contain the recipe A sheet named Recipe_1_Pic will contain the picture On the Recipe_1_Pic sheet: Turn off gridlines (ToolsOptionsViewUncheck: Gridlines) Select from A1:E10 Put a border around the range A1:E10 (just to help you identify the range) In the Name Box (located just above the Col_A heading) type: picRecipe1 and press [Enter] (that creates a range named picRecipe1) Hold down the [Shift] key and select EditCopy Picture Check: As shown on screen Check: Picture Click the [OK] button Switch to the Recipe_1 sheet and select any cell. EditPaste While the picture is still selected, type this in the formula bar: =picRecipe1 Press the [Enter] key (that picture now displays whatever is visible in the picRecipe1 range) Protect that sheet. Now for the test.... Switch to the Recipe_1_Pic sheet Insert any picture you want there. Resize it to fit int the border around picRecipe1 Now, go look at the Recipe_1 sheet. Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: The sheets are for recipes for a manual I am building, as foolows; 1. Each sheet is one recipe - once the recipe is entered, they would have the option to insert a picture 2. They would need to be able to select from a folder on their computer a picture - since they would be taking they own pictures they would save them to this folder 3. Only 1 picture per sheet. there is an area in the worksheet where it would go 4. Yes the same place could be used - we would need to determine the size of the space, whcih I do have a area on the sheet to place it in it covers about 10 rows down and 5 columns across. Any ideas would help, thank you "Ron Coderre" wrote: I might have an idea that could work, but I need a little more information. Under what circumstances would they insert a picture? Would the process be automated or would they manually select/copy/paste a picture? Would they need to put more than one picture in the sheet? Would it/they always be located in the same place in the sheet? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
Inserting Picture in protected sheet
Thanks for the feedback, Jack...I'm glad that worked for you.
*********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: Ron; That works great !! , thank you so very much. Jack R "Ron Coderre" wrote: OK....See if you can use this.... Start with this: A sheet name Recipe_1 will contain the recipe A sheet named Recipe_1_Pic will contain the picture On the Recipe_1_Pic sheet: Turn off gridlines (ToolsOptionsViewUncheck: Gridlines) Select from A1:E10 Put a border around the range A1:E10 (just to help you identify the range) In the Name Box (located just above the Col_A heading) type: picRecipe1 and press [Enter] (that creates a range named picRecipe1) Hold down the [Shift] key and select EditCopy Picture Check: As shown on screen Check: Picture Click the [OK] button Switch to the Recipe_1 sheet and select any cell. EditPaste While the picture is still selected, type this in the formula bar: =picRecipe1 Press the [Enter] key (that picture now displays whatever is visible in the picRecipe1 range) Protect that sheet. Now for the test.... Switch to the Recipe_1_Pic sheet Insert any picture you want there. Resize it to fit int the border around picRecipe1 Now, go look at the Recipe_1 sheet. Is that something you can work with? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: The sheets are for recipes for a manual I am building, as foolows; 1. Each sheet is one recipe - once the recipe is entered, they would have the option to insert a picture 2. They would need to be able to select from a folder on their computer a picture - since they would be taking they own pictures they would save them to this folder 3. Only 1 picture per sheet. there is an area in the worksheet where it would go 4. Yes the same place could be used - we would need to determine the size of the space, whcih I do have a area on the sheet to place it in it covers about 10 rows down and 5 columns across. Any ideas would help, thank you "Ron Coderre" wrote: I might have an idea that could work, but I need a little more information. Under what circumstances would they insert a picture? Would the process be automated or would they manually select/copy/paste a picture? Would they need to put more than one picture in the sheet? Would it/they always be located in the same place in the sheet? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "JackR" wrote: I want to let people insert a picture into a protected sheet, when I password protect it it wont allow for a picture to be inserted. Is there a way to do this and still protect the sheet? Any help with this ASAP would be appreciated. |
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