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How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi all
while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Clara,
It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the
DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Peter,
Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
1. If you only want to copy the one Picture you could equally use
DrawingObject or Picture object types, no difference assuming of course you want to deal with a Picture. If you are doing something with multiple Pictures I find it much easier to use the Pictures collection. It kind of acts like a filter to the DrawingObjects to return only Pictures. In the example what could be easier than - wsSource.Pictures.Copy vs - all the following to do same thing - Dim shp As Shape Dim i As Long if wsSource.shapes.count = 0 then exit sub ReDim arr(1 To wsSource.Shapes.Count) For Each shp In wsSource.Shapes If shp.Type = msoPicture Then i = i + 1 arr(i) = shp.DrawingObject.ZOrder End If Next if i then ReDim Preserve arr(1 To i) wsSource.DrawingObjects(arr).Copy else ' no pictures end if 2. I don't quite follow what you are asking. If you declare pic as Picture, then type pic. you should see the intellisence as soon as you type the dot. Set pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures(1) pic.Duplicate With pic ..Left = .Left + .Width End With You mentioned buttons, similarly Button and Buttons are hidden subset of the DrawingObjects collection Dim but as Button for each but in Activesheet.Buttons debug.? but.caption Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Peter,
I have a Maple logon on left top of my sheet and I would like to find a way to assign a name ,"Maple" ,to it , so in my code I can use string "Maple" as a reference to it. so I no longer have to user "Picture 1" The real problem is when I insert the picture, Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do, so I want to ask is it possible to assing the picture's name in so called desing mode? Thank you for your answer to my first question. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: 1. If you only want to copy the one Picture you could equally use DrawingObject or Picture object types, no difference assuming of course you want to deal with a Picture. If you are doing something with multiple Pictures I find it much easier to use the Pictures collection. It kind of acts like a filter to the DrawingObjects to return only Pictures. In the example what could be easier than - wsSource.Pictures.Copy vs - all the following to do same thing - Dim shp As Shape Dim i As Long if wsSource.shapes.count = 0 then exit sub ReDim arr(1 To wsSource.Shapes.Count) For Each shp In wsSource.Shapes If shp.Type = msoPicture Then i = i + 1 arr(i) = shp.DrawingObject.ZOrder End If Next if i then ReDim Preserve arr(1 To i) wsSource.DrawingObjects(arr).Copy else ' no pictures end if 2. I don't quite follow what you are asking. If you declare pic as Picture, then type pic. you should see the intellisence as soon as you type the dot. Set pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures(1) pic.Duplicate With pic ..Left = .Left + .Width End With You mentioned buttons, similarly Button and Buttons are hidden subset of the DrawingObjects collection Dim but as Button for each but in Activesheet.Buttons debug.? but.caption Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi again,
If I follow, you want to change the name of the object named "Picture 1" to "Maple". Any of these should work ws.Shapes("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.DrawingObjects("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.Pictures("Picture 1").name = "Maple" If you're not sure of the name eg just inserted or copied a picture with code - ws.Shapes(ws.Shapes.Count).Name = "Maple" (or use DrawingObjects or Pictures) If you copy the object named "Maple" to another sheet that already has a similarly named object, contrary to what one might expect the copied object's name is not changed to say "Maple(1)". IOW you could end up with two similarly named objects on the sheet, something to what out with ambiguity trying to reference the named object in future. Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do With a Picture object selected, View Toolbars Picture In future when a Picture is selected, as occurs just after Insert Picture, the Picture Toolbar should appear (and disappears when the picture is deselected). Not sure if the above clarifies your question (no pun intended). Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, I have a Maple logon on left top of my sheet and I would like to find a way to assign a name ,"Maple" ,to it , so in my code I can use string "Maple" as a reference to it. so I no longer have to user "Picture 1" The real problem is when I insert the picture, Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do, so I want to ask is it possible to assing the picture's name in so called desing mode? Thank you for your answer to my first question. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: 1. If you only want to copy the one Picture you could equally use DrawingObject or Picture object types, no difference assuming of course you want to deal with a Picture. If you are doing something with multiple Pictures I find it much easier to use the Pictures collection. It kind of acts like a filter to the DrawingObjects to return only Pictures. In the example what could be easier than - wsSource.Pictures.Copy vs - all the following to do same thing - Dim shp As Shape Dim i As Long if wsSource.shapes.count = 0 then exit sub ReDim arr(1 To wsSource.Shapes.Count) For Each shp In wsSource.Shapes If shp.Type = msoPicture Then i = i + 1 arr(i) = shp.DrawingObject.ZOrder End If Next if i then ReDim Preserve arr(1 To i) wsSource.DrawingObjects(arr).Copy else ' no pictures end if 2. I don't quite follow what you are asking. If you declare pic as Picture, then type pic. you should see the intellisence as soon as you type the dot. Set pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures(1) pic.Duplicate With pic ..Left = .Left + .Width End With You mentioned buttons, similarly Button and Buttons are hidden subset of the DrawingObjects collection Dim but as Button for each but in Activesheet.Buttons debug.? but.caption Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Peter,
Picture 1 is the name which is given by Excel, like textbox1 which is given by excel when it is dragged and dropped to a MSForm, but the name textbox1 can be changed inside the property dialgoue at design time, so my question is whether it is possible to change a picture object's name at desing mode not using code. Thank you so much for your all replies! By the way, Could you tell me how are you using Excel, what kind of development job are you doing? Please ignore it if you feel uncomfortable to answer them? Have a wonderful weekend! Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi again, If I follow, you want to change the name of the object named "Picture 1" to "Maple". Any of these should work ws.Shapes("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.DrawingObjects("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.Pictures("Picture 1").name = "Maple" If you're not sure of the name eg just inserted or copied a picture with code - ws.Shapes(ws.Shapes.Count).Name = "Maple" (or use DrawingObjects or Pictures) If you copy the object named "Maple" to another sheet that already has a similarly named object, contrary to what one might expect the copied object's name is not changed to say "Maple(1)". IOW you could end up with two similarly named objects on the sheet, something to what out with ambiguity trying to reference the named object in future. Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do With a Picture object selected, View Toolbars Picture In future when a Picture is selected, as occurs just after Insert Picture, the Picture Toolbar should appear (and disappears when the picture is deselected). Not sure if the above clarifies your question (no pun intended). Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, I have a Maple logon on left top of my sheet and I would like to find a way to assign a name ,"Maple" ,to it , so in my code I can use string "Maple" as a reference to it. so I no longer have to user "Picture 1" The real problem is when I insert the picture, Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do, so I want to ask is it possible to assing the picture's name in so called desing mode? Thank you for your answer to my first question. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: 1. If you only want to copy the one Picture you could equally use DrawingObject or Picture object types, no difference assuming of course you want to deal with a Picture. If you are doing something with multiple Pictures I find it much easier to use the Pictures collection. It kind of acts like a filter to the DrawingObjects to return only Pictures. In the example what could be easier than - wsSource.Pictures.Copy vs - all the following to do same thing - Dim shp As Shape Dim i As Long if wsSource.shapes.count = 0 then exit sub ReDim arr(1 To wsSource.Shapes.Count) For Each shp In wsSource.Shapes If shp.Type = msoPicture Then i = i + 1 arr(i) = shp.DrawingObject.ZOrder End If Next if i then ReDim Preserve arr(1 To i) wsSource.DrawingObjects(arr).Copy else ' no pictures end if 2. I don't quite follow what you are asking. If you declare pic as Picture, then type pic. you should see the intellisence as soon as you type the dot. Set pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures(1) pic.Duplicate With pic ..Left = .Left + .Width End With You mentioned buttons, similarly Button and Buttons are hidden subset of the DrawingObjects collection Dim but as Button for each but in Activesheet.Buttons debug.? but.caption Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Hi Clara,
In line - Picture 1 is the name which is given by Excel, like textbox1 which is given by excel when it is dragged and dropped to a MSForm, but the name textbox1 can be changed inside the property dialgoue at design time, so my question is whether it is possible to change a picture object's name at desing mode not using code. It's only with ActiveX objects that you change properties in the VBE, such as controls that go on a userform and controls from the 'Controls toolbox' toolbar for worksheets. To manually change the name of a Shape or any Drawingobject such as an inserted picture, select the shape. Then enter the new name in the 'Names box' left of the input-bar. Thank you so much for your all replies! By the way, Could you tell me how are you using Excel, what kind of development job are you doing? Please ignore it if you feel uncomfortable to answer them? As it happens I do have quite a large app in development. If you are not afraid of beta testing you would be most welcome to try it! If interested contact me for more details - pmbthornton gmail com (include the at & dot) Have a wonderful weekend! Clara Thanks, you too. Regards, Peter T "Peter T" wrote: Hi again, If I follow, you want to change the name of the object named "Picture 1" to "Maple". Any of these should work ws.Shapes("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.DrawingObjects("Picture 1").name = "Maple" ws.Pictures("Picture 1").name = "Maple" If you're not sure of the name eg just inserted or copied a picture with code - ws.Shapes(ws.Shapes.Count).Name = "Maple" (or use DrawingObjects or Pictures) If you copy the object named "Maple" to another sheet that already has a similarly named object, contrary to what one might expect the copied object's name is not changed to say "Maple(1)". IOW you could end up with two similarly named objects on the sheet, something to what out with ambiguity trying to reference the named object in future. Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do With a Picture object selected, View Toolbars Picture In future when a Picture is selected, as occurs just after Insert Picture, the Picture Toolbar should appear (and disappears when the picture is deselected). Not sure if the above clarifies your question (no pun intended). Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, I have a Maple logon on left top of my sheet and I would like to find a way to assign a name ,"Maple" ,to it , so in my code I can use string "Maple" as a reference to it. so I no longer have to user "Picture 1" The real problem is when I insert the picture, Excel doesn't provide a way to access the picture's property dialgoue like the form controls do, so I want to ask is it possible to assing the picture's name in so called desing mode? Thank you for your answer to my first question. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: 1. If you only want to copy the one Picture you could equally use DrawingObject or Picture object types, no difference assuming of course you want to deal with a Picture. If you are doing something with multiple Pictures I find it much easier to use the Pictures collection. It kind of acts like a filter to the DrawingObjects to return only Pictures. In the example what could be easier than - wsSource.Pictures.Copy vs - all the following to do same thing - Dim shp As Shape Dim i As Long if wsSource.shapes.count = 0 then exit sub ReDim arr(1 To wsSource.Shapes.Count) For Each shp In wsSource.Shapes If shp.Type = msoPicture Then i = i + 1 arr(i) = shp.DrawingObject.ZOrder End If Next if i then ReDim Preserve arr(1 To i) wsSource.DrawingObjects(arr).Copy else ' no pictures end if 2. I don't quite follow what you are asking. If you declare pic as Picture, then type pic. you should see the intellisence as soon as you type the dot. Set pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures(1) pic.Duplicate With pic ..Left = .Left + .Width End With You mentioned buttons, similarly Button and Buttons are hidden subset of the DrawingObjects collection Dim but as Button for each but in Activesheet.Buttons debug.? but.caption Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Your code works very well. But I still have two questions to ask: 1.why do you not use the DrawingObject bridge the Worksheet object and Pictures collection 2.How can I chage the picure objec in Design Mode, I mean I can view the property of the object like a button or a worksheet. Thank you very much Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Picture and Pictures is a 'hidden' object and collection at the DrawingObject level, should work fine in xl2000. Type don't paste - Dim pic as picture After pressing Enter picture will revert to Picture In a panel object browser F2 right click and select 'Show Hidden Members' Did you try the macros. Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Thanks for your code, unfortunately, I am using Excel 2000 and I can not find Pictures property of object Worksheet. Clara -- thank you so much for your help "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
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How to copy a drawing image between sheets
I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the
code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got
included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Dave
I've tried using this code through a copy/paste, and also by typing it out from scratch, but both ways result in a run-time error 13, Type Mismatch. The code being used should match what had previously been suggested: ========== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======= Not sure why its not working? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
Your code worked fine for me.
What line caused the mismatch error? Sarah (OGI) wrote: Dave I've tried using this code through a copy/paste, and also by typing it out from scratch, but both ways result in a run-time error 13, Type Mismatch. The code being used should match what had previously been suggested: ========== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======= Not sure why its not working? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
You know what, I've opened a new session of excel and tried the code once
again, just to be extra sure. This time, however, it seems to work fine - I'm not sure why it failed before, but its all ok now. Thanks for helping, although I do have one more issue..... I've now amended the code to tailor it to my needs. wsDest is now set as the array of worksheets in my current (active) document, while wsSource is set as a sheet called "Summary" in another document. (I believe you have seen my other thread this morning, whereby I have one document, and all sheets containing charts are copied out (inc. the values and formats, etc) into a new document). How can I (if possible) reference another sheet in another workbook? I've attached the new code below: ======== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Summary") Set wsDest = Worksheets(Array("PC (Chart)-UK-MONTH", "PC (Chart)-NI-MONTH", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-MONTH", "PC (Chart)-UK-YTD", "PC (Chart)-NI-YTD", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-YTD", "PC (Chart)-UK-R12", "PC (Chart)-NI-R12", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-R12", "HH (Chart)-UK-MONTH", "CV (Chart)-UK-MONTH")) r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======== "Dave Peterson" wrote: Your code worked fine for me. What line caused the mismatch error? Sarah (OGI) wrote: Dave I've tried using this code through a copy/paste, and also by typing it out from scratch, but both ways result in a run-time error 13, Type Mismatch. The code being used should match what had previously been suggested: ========== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======= Not sure why its not working? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with the code. In your OP you say
the code breaks on the "Next" line (odd). Try commenting all the code except this Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") ' if necessary also qualify with its workbook For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next msgbox r & " " & c From your later post, if I follow, you want to loop multiple sheets copying pictures from looped sheet to another. If you want to use CopyAllPictures in the loop adapt the two sheet declarations as arguments Sub CopyAllPictures(wsSource As Worksheet, wsDest As Worksheet) In your loop, call CopyAllPictures and pass the appropriate source & destination sheets. The routine needs to activate the destination sheet in order to ensure the corresponding top-left cell as relates to ALL the pictures is activated before doing the Paste. That's to ensure they all get pasted to the right location in one go. Although not essential, the final step is to deselect the pasted pictures by selecting a cell, again that requires the destination sheet to be active. So you will probably want to disable screen updating in your main routine. Also, you might need to reactivate the sheet that was originally active (not sure I didn't look at what you are doing) Regards, Peter T "Sarah (OGI)" wrote in message ... Dave I've tried using this code through a copy/paste, and also by typing it out from scratch, but both ways result in a run-time error 13, Type Mismatch. The code being used should match what had previously been suggested: ========== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======= Not sure why its not working? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson |
How to copy a drawing image between sheets
You want the wssource worksheet in another workbook?
Set wsSource = workbooks("someotherworkbook.xls").Worksheets("Sum mary") That someotherworkbook.xls has to be open. Sarah (OGI) wrote: You know what, I've opened a new session of excel and tried the code once again, just to be extra sure. This time, however, it seems to work fine - I'm not sure why it failed before, but its all ok now. Thanks for helping, although I do have one more issue..... I've now amended the code to tailor it to my needs. wsDest is now set as the array of worksheets in my current (active) document, while wsSource is set as a sheet called "Summary" in another document. (I believe you have seen my other thread this morning, whereby I have one document, and all sheets containing charts are copied out (inc. the values and formats, etc) into a new document). How can I (if possible) reference another sheet in another workbook? I've attached the new code below: ======== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Summary") Set wsDest = Worksheets(Array("PC (Chart)-UK-MONTH", "PC (Chart)-NI-MONTH", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-MONTH", "PC (Chart)-UK-YTD", "PC (Chart)-NI-YTD", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-YTD", "PC (Chart)-UK-R12", "PC (Chart)-NI-R12", _ "PC (Chart)-UK&NI-R12", "HH (Chart)-UK-MONTH", "CV (Chart)-UK-MONTH")) r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======== "Dave Peterson" wrote: Your code worked fine for me. What line caused the mismatch error? Sarah (OGI) wrote: Dave I've tried using this code through a copy/paste, and also by typing it out from scratch, but both ways result in a run-time error 13, Type Mismatch. The code being used should match what had previously been suggested: ========== Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub ======= Not sure why its not working? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Either you changed the code (it worked fine for me) or something bad got included when you did the copy|paste. If you changed the code, post your current version. If you pasted the code, then try deleting that line and just retype that "next" line. (Sometimes, copying from a window on the web can get you some extra characters.) Sarah (OGI) wrote: I have a similar request to that posed in this thread and I have used the code identified below to copy all pictures. However, I am getting a Type Mismatch error when running it. On debug, the system highlights the word "Next". Am I missing something? Thanks Sarah "Peter T" wrote: Hi Clara, It's not clear if you want to copy individual pictures or all pictures from one sheet to another. Here's a pair of macros to do both - Sub CopyAllPictures() Dim r As Long, c As Long Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Dim pic As Picture Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") r = wsSource.Rows.Count c = wsSource.Columns.Count For Each pic In wsSource.Pictures With pic.TopLeftCell If .Row < r Then r = .Row If .Column < c Then c = .Column End With Next wsDest.Activate wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate wsSource.Pictures.Copy wsDest.Paste wsDest.Cells(r, c).Activate End Sub Sub CopyOnePicture() Dim wsSource As Worksheet Dim wsDest As Worksheet Set wsSource = Worksheets("Sheet1") Set wsDest = Worksheets("Sheet2") Set pic = wsSource.Pictures("Picture 1") pic.Copy wsDest.Paste With wsDest.Pictures(wsDest.Pictures.Count) .Left = pic.Left .Top = pic.Top End With End Sub Regards, Peter T "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all while copying data, I want to copy images between sheets. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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