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Compress picture with macro in Excel
In Excel 2003 there is a buttom within the format picture dialog to
compress pictures in the document. I would like to automate this step with a macro. I used the macro recorder when performing this action and it does not seem to record and information about compression. Is there a way to compress all pictures in the document with a macro? Thanks, |
Compress picture with macro in Excel
Hi Jo,
It looks like MS forgot to implement the VBA side of this new feature. Pretty lame hey ? Best I could do was, SendKeys "%oi%m%a~~{esc}" Regards, Vic Eldridge "jo" wrote: In Excel 2003 there is a buttom within the format picture dialog to compress pictures in the document. I would like to automate this step with a macro. I used the macro recorder when performing this action and it does not seem to record and information about compression. Is there a way to compress all pictures in the document with a macro? Thanks, |
Compress picture with macro in Excel
Are you serious? I'm not sure what this means if you are?
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Compress picture with macro in Excel
Are you serious? I'm not sure what this means if you are?
Yes Jo, I was being serious. I would of expected the PictureFormat object to have a Compress method or a Compressed property. But I don't see one anywhere. With something the size of MS Office, release dates are determined by the accountants, not the programmers. I know this won't help much, but try to remember that even though it's not perfect, it's still the best spreadsheet available. Regards, Vic Eldridge |
Compress picture with macro in Excel
Have you actually contacted MS to see what their intentions are in this regard.
The inability to select all pictures in a spreadsheet and compress them with VBA kills the automation of catalogue reports as the time it takes to print a catalogue with 30+ (jpegs) pix of 2mb is too long to be practical? "Vic Eldridge" wrote: Are you serious? I'm not sure what this means if you are? Yes Jo, I was being serious. I would of expected the PictureFormat object to have a Compress method or a Compressed property. But I don't see one anywhere. With something the size of MS Office, release dates are determined by the accountants, not the programmers. I know this won't help much, but try to remember that even though it's not perfect, it's still the best spreadsheet available. Regards, Vic Eldridge |
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