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manipulating pictures with VBA
I've created an extensive macro that produces 5 reports across 5
worksheets within a workbook. My client would like all 5 reports to be arranged on one formatted printable worksheet. I thought I would use Excel's copy picture function since the reports are of varying lengths and column widths. My problem, however, is how do I code where I can find the end of a picture is so when I go to paste the next report it doesn't overlap? Thanks! |
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manipulating pictures with VBA
once pasted, the picture will be a shape and have an TopLeftCell and
BottomrightCell property. Cells(activesheet.Shapes(1).BottomRightCell.Row+2, 1).Select -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "sec12205" wrote in message ... I've created an extensive macro that produces 5 reports across 5 worksheets within a workbook. My client would like all 5 reports to be arranged on one formatted printable worksheet. I thought I would use Excel's copy picture function since the reports are of varying lengths and column widths. My problem, however, is how do I code where I can find the end of a picture is so when I go to paste the next report it doesn't overlap? Thanks! |
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Perfect! It worked! Thanks a bunch, Tom!
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