In Excel 2007, there is an Command Bar button when you have a new image
selected to Crop an image. This will bring up a 'Crop Interface' that you can
drag the borders of the image to where you desire. I have found the method to
Cropleft, croptop etc. I can not use that method as the crop area will always
be different and I need this to be a user defined size. So I am trying to
find the method to just bring up the 'Crop Interface' after the picture has
been inserted into a workbook.

Ben
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"ben" wrote:

In Excel 2007, there is an Command Bar button when you have a new image
selected to Crop an image. This will bring up a 'Crop Interface' that you can
drag the borders of the image to where you desire. I have found the method to
Cropleft, croptop etc. I can not use that method as the crop area will always
be different and I need this to be a user defined size. So I am trying to
find the method to just bring up the 'Crop Interface' after the picture has
been inserted into a workbook.

Ben
--
When you lose your mind, you free your life.

Hi,

In xl2003 you could have used,

application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=732).Execu te

Unfortunately this produces an automation error in xl2007. So I'm not sure
what you are after is even possible now.

Cheers
Andy

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Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
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In Excel 2007, there is an Command Bar button when you have a new image
selected to Crop an image. This will bring up a 'Crop Interface' that you
can
drag the borders of the image to where you desire. I have found the method
to
Cropleft, croptop etc. I can not use that method as the crop area will
always
be different and I need this to be a user defined size. So I am trying to
find the method to just bring up the 'Crop Interface' after the picture
has
been inserted into a workbook.

Ben
--
When you lose your mind, you free your life.