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Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.



Dave Peterson[_5_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.


--

Dave Peterson

Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.


--

Dave Peterson




Dave Peterson[_5_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the sheet. We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the sheet. We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson




Dave Peterson[_5_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would have much in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the sheet. We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

John W Cavoulas

Word "Image" into Excel
 
OK, just try what you already stated your self; CopyPaste the image into
MSPaint and see what you can save it as. Then go back to Excel and Insert
that image into your form.

Seems the simplest way to me, but I'm no MVP or VIP...just lurking.

"Stuart" wrote in message
...
I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is actually a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.




Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Managed to get the image into a standard sheet. It printed fine from
there......so it's not the size of the picture, nor the printer memory.
Could I reference the image in the sheet in the Form's
Initalise Event? The image is on a sheet in a loaded addin
(the addin contains the form).

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would have much
in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the sheet.
We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is
actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it
into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson




Dave Peterson[_5_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
I'm confused at how referring to the picture on the sheet will help print the
userform correctly.



Stuart wrote:

Managed to get the image into a standard sheet. It printed fine from
there......so it's not the size of the picture, nor the printer memory.
Could I reference the image in the sheet in the Form's
Initalise Event? The image is on a sheet in a loaded addin
(the addin contains the form).

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would have much
in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the sheet.
We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is
actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import it
into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Yes.. good point.
Say I start from scratch, with an empty Image control
(Image1) on the form (FormMasterFax) and with a picture (Picture 1) in
Sheet1 of the addin.
Just in case I (probably) did something stupid earlier, how
can I place this picture in the form? When I try to set the
Picture property for the Image control it points me to select a file .....
can I refer it to an object on a specific sheet?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
I'm confused at how referring to the picture on the sheet will help print
the
userform correctly.



Stuart wrote:

Managed to get the image into a standard sheet. It printed fine from
there......so it's not the size of the picture, nor the printer memory.
Could I reference the image in the sheet in the Form's
Initalise Event? The image is on a sheet in a loaded addin
(the addin contains the form).

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would have
much
in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong
before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at
the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the
sheet.
We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is
actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import
it
into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson




Tom Ogilvy

Word "Image" into Excel
 
Go to Stephen Bullen's site and get his past picture file:

About 2/3rds the way down on this page:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm

or a direct link

http://www.oaltd.co.uk/DLCount/DLCou...stePicture.zip

This showns how to take a picture from the clipboard and put it in an image
control.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"Stuart" wrote in message
...
Yes.. good point.
Say I start from scratch, with an empty Image control
(Image1) on the form (FormMasterFax) and with a picture (Picture 1) in
Sheet1 of the addin.
Just in case I (probably) did something stupid earlier, how
can I place this picture in the form? When I try to set the
Picture property for the Image control it points me to select a file .....
can I refer it to an object on a specific sheet?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
I'm confused at how referring to the picture on the sheet will help

print
the
userform correctly.



Stuart wrote:

Managed to get the image into a standard sheet. It printed fine from
there......so it's not the size of the picture, nor the printer memory.
Could I reference the image in the sheet in the Form's
Initalise Event? The image is on a sheet in a loaded addin
(the addin contains the form).

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would have
much
in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong
before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at
the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the
sheet.
We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to

your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is
actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then import
it
into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson






Stuart[_21_]

Word "Image" into Excel
 
That worked. Many thanks.

Regards.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
Go to Stephen Bullen's site and get his past picture file:

About 2/3rds the way down on this page:
http://www.oaltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm

or a direct link

http://www.oaltd.co.uk/DLCount/DLCou...stePicture.zip

This showns how to take a picture from the clipboard and put it in an
image
control.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"Stuart" wrote in message
...
Yes.. good point.
Say I start from scratch, with an empty Image control
(Image1) on the form (FormMasterFax) and with a picture (Picture 1) in
Sheet1 of the addin.
Just in case I (probably) did something stupid earlier, how
can I place this picture in the form? When I try to set the
Picture property for the Image control it points me to select a file
.....
can I refer it to an object on a specific sheet?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
I'm confused at how referring to the picture on the sheet will help

print
the
userform correctly.



Stuart wrote:

Managed to get the image into a standard sheet. It printed fine from
there......so it's not the size of the picture, nor the printer
memory.
Could I reference the image in the sheet in the Form's
Initalise Event? The image is on a sheet in a loaded addin
(the addin contains the form).

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
Not to me.

But I don't think that a picture in an image on a userform would
have
much
in
common with an object placed on the worksheet--but I've been wrong
before.

Did you try a smaller picture to see if that was the problem?

Stuart wrote:

Hmm. Used the PrintForm command from the Immediate
Window with the same result - no image, just the outline
of the image.

Placed the Logo into a standard sheet, highlighted it and looked at
the
Formula bar ....... it reports as follows:
=EMBED("Word.Picture.8","")

Does this shed any light, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
It worked ok for me when I did a me.printform.

A long time ago, we had problems printing too much info on the
sheet.
We
increased the memory for the printer and we could print ok.

But I don't have a real guess.

Stuart wrote:

Many thanks.
The copy/paste works, but it does not appear in the
printed form. If it makes a difference, the Image's
Picture property is showing as a Metafile.

What might I be doing wrong, please?

Regards.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
This worked ok for me (and avoided saving the picture).

Select the picture in Word
Rightclick|Copy

Back to the Excel Userform.
Insert an Image in your userform
hit F4 to see that image's properties.
Click on Picture
ctrl-v (to paste)

You may be able to copy the picture from MSWord and paste to

your
favorite
picture editor and save from there, too.

Stuart wrote:

I've been given a Word file. It contains an 'image' which is
actually
a
company logo.

Is there a way to (say) save this to a bitmap file then
import
it
into
Excel?

My aim would be to place this on an Userform (in an
Image?)

Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson

--

Dave Peterson









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