Pasting image at the end of cell

harvey121

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Hi All,
In the below link of my data, I have to compare the values of the two cells side by side. Now I have to place an arrow(image) for the values in column A which are greater than that of B.

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Is this possible to automate via VBA? If so, kindly help me on this. I would really appreciate your help.
 

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You can accomplish your goal using CONDITIONAL FORMATTING.

This solution uses a macro / VBA CODE :

Code:
Option Explicit




Sub Test()


    Dim lngI As Long
    Dim CharToAdd As String
    Dim ColourToUse As Long


    For lngI = 2 To 7


        With Worksheets("Sheet1")
            If .Cells(lngI, 1) > .Cells(lngI, 2) Then
                CharToAdd = " é"        'Up arrow.
                ColourToUse = -16776961 'Red   '-11489280 'Green.
            ElseIf .Cells(lngI, 1) < .Cells(lngI, 2) Then
                CharToAdd = ""    '" ê"        'Down arrow.
                'ColourToUse = -16776961 'Red.
            Else
                CharToAdd = ""      '" è"        'Right arrow.
                'ColourToUse = -16711681 'Yellow.
            End If


            'Add the character to the end of the number.
            'Note - cell is now a text string.
            .Cells(lngI, 1) = .Cells(lngI, 1) & CharToAdd


            'Format last character in cell.
            With .Cells(lngI, 1).Characters(Start:=Len(.Cells(lngI, 1)), Length:=1).Font
                .Name = "Wingdings"
                .Color = ColourToUse
            End With
        End With


    Next lngI


End Sub
 
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Hi,
After running this macro the arrows are correctly placed with column 1 values greater than column 2 but the values in column 1 which are lesser or equal to column 2 get changed into some form of images/icons. After clicking on these I can see that the formula box shows the value correctly although it's displaying incorrectly in the cell.

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You can accomplish your goal using CONDITIONAL FORMATTING.

This solution uses a macro / VBA CODE :

Code:
Option Explicit




Sub Test()


    Dim lngI As Long
    Dim CharToAdd As String
    Dim ColourToUse As Long


    For lngI = 2 To 7


        With Worksheets("Sheet1")
            If .Cells(lngI, 1) > .Cells(lngI, 2) Then
                CharToAdd = " é"        'Up arrow.
                ColourToUse = -16776961 'Red   '-11489280 'Green.
            ElseIf .Cells(lngI, 1) < .Cells(lngI, 2) Then
                CharToAdd = ""    '" ê"        'Down arrow.
                'ColourToUse = -16776961 'Red.
            Else
                CharToAdd = ""      '" è"        'Right arrow.
                'ColourToUse = -16711681 'Yellow.
            End If


            'Add the character to the end of the number.
            'Note - cell is now a text string.
            .Cells(lngI, 1) = .Cells(lngI, 1) & CharToAdd


            'Format last character in cell.
            With .Cells(lngI, 1).Characters(Start:=Len(.Cells(lngI, 1)), Length:=1).Font
                .Name = "Wingdings"
                .Color = ColourToUse
            End With
        End With


    Next lngI


End Sub
 
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