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I was greatful to find Harold Staff's code on David MacRitchie's site
for extracting a range to a gif file. I am new at VB and I would like to be able to run the macro to export 2 ranges from each of 10 sheets to gif files (20). I have created defined names. But I am unable to figure out the code that is used within the loop. The sheets are named 1r1 thru 10r1 and the ranges within each sheet are A1:F25 and A26:F50. The defined names are structured as follows: For sheet 1r1 the two defined names are ex1r1a for A1:F25 and ex1r1b for A26:F50. Any hints or help would be appreciated. Thanks Mike |
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I'm at home - so I'm using the Mac version of Excel.
Turn on the recorder. Select a range. Press the shift key (keep it pressed) Edit-Copy Picture Paste the image into a blank sheet. Do the same thing pasting the 2nd selection to the same blank sheet. Do the same thing to the sheet that has both images. Stop recorder. Modify. |
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Oh yeah... Thought I'd pass along another tip.
After pasting the final image to the worksheet you can save the workbook in HTML format, go into explorer, survey the *_files directory, and from there find the gif image you created. |
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