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Using pictures in Userforms
Hi there,
until recently used Message Boxes to give the user information. However as of right now I need to give more information and the upkeep in the current format requires me to change the code so that the apearance is uniform. I have tables in a seperate worksheet which I managed to turn into pictures. I intend to load them on userforms which will pop-up after double-clicks.(The tables will change dynamicly so copy and paste in the properties window of a image won't work I guess) My question is how do I load them from the worksheet into a Userform? Do I need to export them first and then import them back? Or do I even need Userforms in the first place can I display pictures in Msg Boxes? Thank you, Ozgur |
Using pictures in Userforms
Put this macro into a module:
Sub example() ActiveChart.Export "temp.jpg", "JPG", True UserForm1.Show On Error Resume Next Unload UserForm1 Kill "temp.jpg" On Error GoTo 0 End Sub Then, in your Userform (e.g. UserForm1), create an image control (e.g. called "Image1"), and a command button called "CommandButton1"). Set the Autosize property of the image control to true. Place the code below into the form. Private Sub UserForm_Activate() Image1.Picture = LoadPicture("temp.jpg") End Sub Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Me.Hide End Sub With a chart selected, run the macro "example". I also put a sample file in my web site: http://www.vonixx.com/excel/chart_in_form.xls Regards, Edwin Tam http://www.vonixx.com "Ozgur Pars" wrote: Hi there, until recently used Message Boxes to give the user information. However as of right now I need to give more information and the upkeep in the current format requires me to change the code so that the apearance is uniform. I have tables in a seperate worksheet which I managed to turn into pictures. I intend to load them on userforms which will pop-up after double-clicks.(The tables will change dynamicly so copy and paste in the properties window of a image won't work I guess) My question is how do I load them from the worksheet into a Userform? Do I need to export them first and then import them back? Or do I even need Userforms in the first place can I display pictures in Msg Boxes? Thank you, Ozgur |
Using pictures in Userforms
Edwin thank you for your response.
I did copy your code into a module and userform and it works great with a chart. However I was wondering if I can do the same export with a picture(I have a range of cells saved as a picture)? This does not work... ActiveSheet.Shapes("Picture 1").Export "temp.jpg", "JPG", True Any thoughts? Thanks again for your help. Özgür "Edwin Tam" wrote: Put this macro into a module: Sub example() ActiveChart.Export "temp.jpg", "JPG", True UserForm1.Show On Error Resume Next Unload UserForm1 Kill "temp.jpg" On Error GoTo 0 End Sub Then, in your Userform (e.g. UserForm1), create an image control (e.g. called "Image1"), and a command button called "CommandButton1"). Set the Autosize property of the image control to true. Place the code below into the form. Private Sub UserForm_Activate() Image1.Picture = LoadPicture("temp.jpg") End Sub Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Me.Hide End Sub With a chart selected, run the macro "example". I also put a sample file in my web site: http://www.vonixx.com/excel/chart_in_form.xls Regards, Edwin Tam http://www.vonixx.com "Ozgur Pars" wrote: Hi there, until recently used Message Boxes to give the user information. However as of right now I need to give more information and the upkeep in the current format requires me to change the code so that the apearance is uniform. I have tables in a seperate worksheet which I managed to turn into pictures. I intend to load them on userforms which will pop-up after double-clicks.(The tables will change dynamicly so copy and paste in the properties window of a image won't work I guess) My question is how do I load them from the worksheet into a Userform? Do I need to export them first and then import them back? Or do I even need Userforms in the first place can I display pictures in Msg Boxes? Thank you, Ozgur |
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