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Finding embedded object type in Excel Worksheet
-- HTH, Barb Reinhardt |
Finding embedded object type in Excel Worksheet
Usually I use "For Each" if you know the type.
I think if it is a OLEboject the use for each obj in worksheets.oleobjects I usually find the object are shapes and use for each obj in worksheets.shapes I have a lot of problems with pictures because thsi method is the only waay of getting an inserted picture name. You can filter the types if necessary by using the name property for example for each pict in worksheets.shapes if instr(pict.name,"Picture") then 'enter your code here end next pict "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: -- HTH, Barb Reinhardt |
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