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Hello to all of you,

I need to manipulate pictures in Excel. I found out the .Pictures object,
but it is not documented in the Help - looks like Mircosoft's decision not to
document it.

So my question is where can I found information about .Pictures ?

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You could look in the object browser.

Search for pictures, then rightclick on the search results and select "show
hidden members".

You may be able to glean what you need by declaring a variable:

Dim myPic as Picture
then using the intellisense in your code.

You'll see the methods/properties after you type the dot:

myPic. <-- and you'll see a list.

Gilles Plante wrote:

Hello to all of you,

I need to manipulate pictures in Excel. I found out the .Pictures object,
but it is not documented in the Help - looks like Mircosoft's decision not to
document it.

So my question is where can I found information about .Pictures ?

Thanks
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Gilles Plante


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