Inserting Multiple Images into excel but on column A and column B with Height 150 , Width 45

surazshrestha

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Hi Everyone,

Greetings,

I am arranging the normal catalogue on excel on below. I am able to put multiple images on column A only but not able to insert on column B.

Below VBA. Can you please help.

Sub InsertPicAndResizeToCell()
'with this macro (using the right mouse button) a picture can be inserted into the active cell
'the picture is resized into the cell keeping ratio
'where are the pictures?
Dim vPics
Dim iPic As Integer
vPics = Application.GetOpenFilename("All image files (*.JPEG;*.BMP),*.JPG;*.BMP", MultiSelect:=True)
If TypeName(vPics) = "Boolean" Then Exit Sub ' cancelled

Dim oNewPic As Shape
Dim Pic1 As Range

'cell or range of cells where the picture should be inserted:
Set Pic1 = ActiveWindow.RangeSelection

For iPic = LBound(vPics) To UBound(vPics)

'Insert the picture:
Set oNewPic = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture(Filename:=vPics(iPic), LinkToFile:=msoFalse, SaveWithDocument:=msoTrue, _
Left:=Pic1.Left + 0.5, Top:=Pic1.Top + 0.5, Width:=Pic1.Height, Height:=Pic1.Height)

'Maintain original aspect ratio and set to full size
oNewPic.LockAspectRatio = msoTrue
oNewPic.ScaleHeight factor:=1, RelativeToOriginalSize:=msoTrue
oNewPic.ScaleWidth factor:=1, RelativeToOriginalSize:=msoTrue

' 'Resize the picture to fit in the destination cells
If (oNewPic.Width / oNewPic.Height) < (Pic1.Width / Pic1.Height) Then
oNewPic.Height = Pic1.Height - 1.5
Else: oNewPic.Width = Pic1.Width - 1.5
End If
Set Pic1 = Pic1.Offset(1) ' replace Sheet1.ComboBox1 with reference to your combobox
Next

End Sub
 

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it places your new image in the activeCell, so if you move to the wanted cell before you run the macro it works.
Or you have to add the left and the top of the desired cell
VBA Code:
'Maintain original aspect ratio and set to full size
oNewPic.LockAspectRatio = msoTrue
oNewPic.ScaleHeight factor:=1, RelativeToOriginalSize:=msoTrue
oNewPic.ScaleWidth factor:=1, RelativeToOriginalSize:=msoTrue

oNewPic.Left = Range("D1").Left
oNewPic.Top = Range("D1").Top

' 'Resize the picture to fit in the destination cells
If (oNewPic.Width / oNewPic.Height) < (Pic1.Width / Pic1.Height) Then
oNewPic.Height = Pic1.Height - 1.5
 
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