inserting an image through vba

dinotom

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I have a macro that creates a template. I now want the logo on the sheet in A1:F1. Is there a way to insert a picture, pointing to the path for the .jpeg and have it automatically sized to that range? Is it easier to just manually create the template, save it as a template file and instead of running that macro just add the template sheet when necessary?
 
You need the full path including the file name. Why did you change this?

Code:
Set Pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert(PicName)

to:

Code:
Set Pic = ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert(28032011764#)
 
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