Inserting Images i get Error "variable not defined" when coded in Excel 2010 but runs perfectly in Excel 2013

NimishK

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Hello

When inserting Images i get Error "variable not defined" using the below code in Excel 2010 but runs perfectly in Excel 2013 which i am currently using

Code:
Set s = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture2(picPath, False, True, rr1.Left + 48.48, rr1.Top + 11, 60.0944882, 462.047244, msoPictureCompressTrue)

error is highlited on msoPictureCompressTrue

So any guidance will be appreciated to prevent the above error and coding to run smoothly in all versions of Excel

https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel...xact-scaleheight-scalewidth-height-width.html

Actual code
Code:
Private Sub cmdView_Click()

Dim sFilename As String
Dim View_Sht As Excel.Worksheet
Dim fpath As String ',
Dim picPath As String, pic As Picture

With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("FileNames")
       fpath = .Range("A3").value & ":\" & .Range("B3").value & "\" & .Range("C3").value & "\"
       sFilename = "InvQt.xlsx"

If AlreadyOpen(sFilename) Then
   MsgBox "Closing " & sFilename
   Set View_Sht = wbk.Worksheets("View InvQt")
   View_Sht.Activate
End If
 End With


picPath = "C:\ImgFolder\" & "1.jpg"
    Dim s As Object
    Dim rr1 As Range: Set rr1 = View_Sht.Range("A1:J1") 'ActiveCell
 Set s = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture2(picPath, False, True, rr1.Left + 48.48, rr1.Top + 11, 60.0944882, 462.047244, msoPictureCompressTrue) 
   s.LockAspectRatio = False
    s.ScaleHeight Factor:=1, RelativeToOriginalSize:=True
    s.ScaleWidth Factor:=0.93, RelativeToOriginalSize:=True
    
    s.LockAspectRatio = True
    Set s = Nothing
    Set rr1 = Nothing
End Sub

Public Function AlreadyOpen(sFname As String) As Boolean
    Dim wkb As Workbook 
    On Error Resume Next
    Set wkb = Workbooks(sFname)
    AlreadyOpen = Not wkb Is Nothing
    Set wkb = Nothing
End Function
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Hello

When inserting Images i get Error "variable not defined" using the below code in Excel 2010 but runs perfectly in Excel 2013 which i am currently using

Code:
Set s = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture2(picPath, False, True, rr1.Left + 48.48, rr1.Top + 11, 60.0944882, 462.047244, msoPictureCompressTrue)

error is highlited onmsoPictureCompressTrue
So any guidance will be appreciated to prevent the above error and coding to run smoothly in all versions of Excel

The utopia of the systems is that the codes work in all the versions.
The new versions like the 2013 try to have all the functions of the previous versions plus the new functions.
But the previous versions can not have all the improvements, since they simply did not exist.


Review the following solution that was applied for the 2010 version.

https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel...ng-resize-image-before-inserting-comment.html
 
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