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voice recording option on excel
Hi All,
I want to create userform with one button which allows me to record my voice directly.Is that possible on excel?Can anyone type me code for that?Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks million, |
voice recording option on excel
You'll need to have a .wav recorder on your computer that can accept
script commands to put it into "record" mode and to hand it the location of where to store the .wav file once it's done recording. In Excel, the button of which you speak would have to activate the recording software, hand it the necessary scripts, recognize when it is done recording, and log the location of the resultant file. All of this supposes, however, that your voice recording software can handle all of this communication into MS Office products and, while I'm not the final authority on this topic, I don't know of any package that will do that (at least, not easily). Steve in Ohio "Baha" wrote: Hi All, I want to create userform with one button which allows me to record my voice directly.Is that possible on excel?Can anyone type me code for that?Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks million, |
voice recording option on excel
Hi Baha,
Try this on an a worksheet. Under Insert Object Create New scroll down to Wave Sound OK With your microphone at the ready, click on the RED dot and record your message, click on the BLACK square when done with message. Dismiss the "Sound Object in Book2" by clicking on the X and you will be left with a EMBED("SoundRec","") which will be named something like Object 9 in the name box if you click on the speaker icon. Assign similar code to a button from the Forms tool bar to play your recorded message. Sub MyVoice() ActiveSheet.Shapes("Object 9").Select Selection.Verb Verb:=xlPrimary End Sub You can move the speaker to a remote spot by the click and drag method if needed. HTH Regards, Howard "Baha" wrote in message om... Hi All, I want to create userform with one button which allows me to record my voice directly.Is that possible on excel?Can anyone type me code for that?Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks million, |
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