Resizing pictures already pasted to cells

jharlin

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I have pictures already pasted into excel cells. I just want to write a macro that will let me change their sizes when I select them. I don't want to paste any new ones and everything I try gives me a 438 error object doesn't support this.
 

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Try
- selecting a picture
- record a macro
- resize picture
- stop recording
- look at the macro
- it provides usable code.

Code:
Dim shp As Object: Set shp = Selection.ShapeRange
[I][COLOR=#006400]'position at top left of cell D5[/COLOR][/I]
    With Range("D5")
           shp.Top = .Top
           shp.Left = .Left
    End With
[I][COLOR=#006400]'should proportions stay the same? (default is msoTrue)[/COLOR][/I]
    shp.LockAspectRatio = msoTrue
    shp.LockAspectRatio = msoFalse
[COLOR=#006400][I]'set height and width like this[/I][/COLOR]
    shp.Width = 200
    shp.Height = 140
[I][COLOR=#006400]'to make width 50% of current width[/COLOR][/I]
    shp.ScaleWidth 0.5, msoFalse, msoScaleFromTopLeft
[I][COLOR=#006400]'to make height 3 times size of current height[/COLOR][/I]
    shp.ScaleHeight 3, msoFalse, msoScaleFromTopLeft
 
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Thank you. I thought about just recording a macro but didn't. However you are right it does produce code I can replicate for my other pictures. I have over 400 on here to do. I appreciate your help.
 
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I have over 400 on here to do

400 pictures??

If you explain what needs doing to the pictures it is likely that more of the process can be automated via VBA
- for example VBA could loop through all the photos on a sheet to avoid each one being selected manually
- perhaps several could be selected and code applied in a loop
etc ..
 
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