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mish

Excel pictures - saving to a file
 
Hi
I have a number of excel files that have pictures in them. I need to
be able to save them to files - jpg or gif or whatever - I cant work
out how to do this, even just using Excel, let alone using VBA? Does
anyone know how I save JUST THE PICTURE SELECTED as a graphics file of
some kind?
Any help gratefully appreciated!!!
Thanks
Michelle

Andy Pope

Excel pictures - saving to a file
 
Hi mish,

No built-in method, at least in the versions I have.
But this may help.
(http://www.andypope.info/vba/gex.htm)

mish wrote:

Hi
I have a number of excel files that have pictures in them. I need to
be able to save them to files - jpg or gif or whatever - I cant work
out how to do this, even just using Excel, let alone using VBA? Does
anyone know how I save JUST THE PICTURE SELECTED as a graphics file of
some kind?
Any help gratefully appreciated!!!
Thanks
Michelle


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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info


Dean Southgate

Excel pictures - saving to a file
 
The only answer I can think of and use, is to copy and
paste the picture into a graphics program, then save as
whatever format I need.

Regards
Dean
-----Original Message-----
Hi
I have a number of excel files that have pictures in

them. I need to
be able to save them to files - jpg or gif or whatever -

I cant work
out how to do this, even just using Excel, let alone

using VBA? Does
anyone know how I save JUST THE PICTURE SELECTED as a

graphics file of
some kind?
Any help gratefully appreciated!!!
Thanks
Michelle
.


Michelle Johnston

Excel pictures - saving to a file
 

Thanks a lot Andy for your reply.. very prompt too! It is so nice to
actually get a reply to a question I have placed!
I will try that graphic exporter tool!
I had been doing it in a really naff way up until now - copying and
pasting into powerpoint and then saving in powerpoint as jpg! Yeuk!

I will take a look
Thanks
Michelle

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