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Hi,
You can get the picture height & width like this. Sub Macro2() Dim MyPic As IPictureDisp Set MyPic = LoadPicture("C:\Documents and Settings\jaf\My Documents\My Pictures\020108-M-8634P-502.jpg") Debug.Print MyPic.Width, MyPic.Height End Sub Or you can assign a height & width like this. LoadPicture([filename], [widthDesired As Long], [heightDesired As Long], [flags As LoadPictureConstants = Default]) As IPictureDisp -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "dchow" wrote in message ... Is there a way to determine the size of a JPG file in pixels? I need to put product pictures on a spreadsheet programmatically. I would like their size to be as close as possible. So I have to know their size to determine how much to scale. |
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