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The picture is too large and will be truncated
The picture is too large and will be truncated
This is what I get in Excel 97. I searched on the internet and only could find a MS KB article referring to Office 2000. It also appears that this is some kind of bug... that has been in the Office suite since 97 and still is in Office 2003, etc. I have VBA code copying and pasting text rows. There are no image picture involved. But when I get this message, I do not get any reference of where it was in VBA code. How can one find out more about this bug? |
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The picture is too large and will be truncated
I have got this error when Copy/Paste as Picture, never when working with
ranges/rows etc. NickHK "Dhruba Bandopadhyay" wrote in message ... The picture is too large and will be truncated This is what I get in Excel 97. I searched on the internet and only could find a MS KB article referring to Office 2000. It also appears that this is some kind of bug... that has been in the Office suite since 97 and still is in Office 2003, etc. I have VBA code copying and pasting text rows. There are no image picture involved. But when I get this message, I do not get any reference of where it was in VBA code. How can one find out more about this bug? |
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The picture is too large and will be truncated
Does anyone know how to contact Microsoft Office development team, the ones
who made Excel 97? Am not requesting a bug fix to their 1997 program, but at least tell us why or what makes this error message come up. "Dhruba Bandopadhyay" wrote in message ... The picture is too large and will be truncated This is what I get in Excel 97. I searched on the internet and only could find a MS KB article referring to Office 2000. It also appears that this is some kind of bug... that has been in the Office suite since 97 and still is in Office 2003, etc. I have VBA code copying and pasting text rows. There are no image picture involved. But when I get this message, I do not get any reference of where it was in VBA code. How can one find out more about this bug? |
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The picture is too large and will be truncated
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Set MoldRow = oSheet.Rows(CurRow + TableRow - 2) MoldRow.Copy oSheet.Rows(CurRow + TableRow - 1).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormats, Operation:=xlNone, _ SkipBlanks:=False, Transpose:=False So as you can see it's copying a whole entire row from 2 rows above, to 1 row above. Any ideas on how to suppress the error bug message? "Dhruba Bandopadhyay" wrote in message ... The picture is too large and will be truncated This is what I get in Excel 97. I searched on the internet and only could find a MS KB article referring to Office 2000. It also appears that this is some kind of bug... that has been in the Office suite since 97 and still is in Office 2003, etc. I have VBA code copying and pasting text rows. There are no image picture involved. But when I get this message, I do not get any reference of where it was in VBA code. How can one find out more about this bug? |
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