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Image in Comment in Excel 2000
Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a
comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Kevin |
Image in Comment in Excel 2000
Hi Kevin,
Edit Comment rt-click border Format Comment Colors & Lines Fill color drop down Fill Effects Picture Select Picture Regards, Peter T "Kevin" wrote in message ... Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Kevin |
Image in Comment in Excel 2000
You can insert the picture manually, but only by inserting a file into
the comment fill colour. There are manual instructions he http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments02.html And sample code here to insert a selected picture into the active cell's comment: http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Picture Kevin wrote: Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Image in Comment in Excel 2000
Just what I needed! Thanks for your help!
-- Kevin "Peter T" wrote: Hi Kevin, Edit Comment rt-click border Format Comment Colors & Lines Fill color drop down Fill Effects Picture Select Picture Regards, Peter T "Kevin" wrote in message ... Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Kevin |
Image in Comment in Excel 2000
Just what I needed! Thanks for your help!
-- Kevin "Debra Dalgleish" wrote: You can insert the picture manually, but only by inserting a file into the comment fill colour. There are manual instructions he http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments02.html And sample code here to insert a selected picture into the active cell's comment: http://www.contextures.com/xlcomments03.html#Picture Kevin wrote: Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Image in Comment in Excel 2000
Kevin, Peter,
It's a greate tip! Thanks you two. Shinya "Kevin" wrote in message ... Just what I needed! Thanks for your help! -- Kevin "Peter T" wrote: Hi Kevin, Edit Comment rt-click border Format Comment Colors & Lines Fill color drop down Fill Effects Picture Select Picture Regards, Peter T "Kevin" wrote in message ... Greetings! A while back I saw a posting describing how to get an image into a comment in Excel 2000. I printed it out, but have since lost it. Does someone know how to do this. If I remember correctly, it somehow involved pasting and could only be done through VBA since pasting an image as a comment in the UI is not an option. Thanks in advance! -- Kevin |
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