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Insert Picture Into Form
I have never used excel before. I need to make a form with a box. When
you click on the box it should ask if you want to add a picture to the box. It should also format the picture so that it is the same size as the box. Can this be done in excel or do I have to use another application for this? |
Insert Picture Into Form
I really need to find the answer to my question so please post a
response if you have any idea of how this can be done. |
Insert Picture Into Form
you can use excel for this but if you've never even used excel before,
it's going to be awfully difficult to explain & implement............ susan On Jun 28, 12:25 pm, wrote: I really need to find the answer to my question so please post a response if you have any idea of how this can be done. |
Insert Picture Into Form
what is the purpose of this, anyway??????
what's the good of a user putting a picture on the form? he can't utilize it then. he can't print it. it's really just an exercise........... sounds like homework - we don't do homework for people in this newsgroup. try searching: userform open file picture on userform susan On Jun 28, 12:25 pm, wrote: I really need to find the answer to my question so please post a response if you have any idea of how this can be done. |
Insert Picture Into Form
Its not homework. Its something I am doing for my boss. I dont' have
any experience with access but some of the other people I work with do. If you know how to do this please post it. |
Insert Picture Into Form
If you have never used Excel or VBA before I'm afraid you will have at least
a some learning to do before you are likely to get any more answers. This might get you started - Add an image control named Image1 to a Userform You may need to do some research if you're not sure how to do that. Add the following code to the userform module Private Sub Image1_Click() Dim vFile Dim sFilter As String Dim wd As Single, ht As Single sFilter = "Picture Files,*.jpg;*.bmp;*.gif" vFile = Application.GetOpenFilename(sFilter) If vFile = False Then Exit Sub On Error GoTo errH With Me.Image1 .AutoSize = True .Left = 0 ' comment if you don't want to move the image .Top = 0 .Picture = LoadPicture(vFile) wd = .Width ht = .Height End With 'delete form resize stuff if not required Me.Top = 0 Me.Left = 0 Me.Width = wd + (Me.Width - Me.InsideWidth) Me.Height = ht + (Me.Height - Me.InsideHeight) 'but keep this AppActivate Me.Caption Exit Sub errH: MsgBox Err.Description End Sub Run the form and click the image control Regards, Peter T wrote in message ups.com... I have never used excel before. I need to make a form with a box. When you click on the box it should ask if you want to add a picture to the box. It should also format the picture so that it is the same size as the box. Can this be done in excel or do I have to use another application for this? |
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