Vba Fit All Picture With Simultaneously

muhammad susanto

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hi all...
this following code work properly only for single picture.
i want someone would help me to modify that code so that work in multiple picture, with logic "select your all pictures before running this macro" the run ok.
my all picture in cell N36:O36 down
here is this code :
VBA Code:
Public Sub FitPic()
On Error GoTo NOT_SHAPE
Dim PicWtoHRatio As Single
Dim CellWtoHRatio As Single
With Selection
PicWtoHRatio = .Width / .Height
End With
With Selection.TopLeftCell
CellWtoHRatio = .Width / .RowHeight
End With
Select Case PicWtoHRatio / CellWtoHRatio
Case Is > 1
With Selection
.Width = .TopLeftCell.Width
.Height = .Width / PicWtoHRatio
End With
Case Else
With Selection
.Height = .TopLeftCell.RowHeight
.Width = .Height * PicWtoHRatio
End With
End Select
With Selection
.Top = .TopLeftCell.Top
.Left = .TopLeftCell.Left
End With
Exit Sub
NOT_SHAPE:
MsgBox "Select a picture before running this macro."
End Sub

any help, greatly appreciated..

.sst
 
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One way ..

VBA identifies shapes automatically (user not required to select)
Call your sub like this

VBA Code:
Sub CallFitPic()
    Dim rng As Range, cel As Range, shp As Shape
    Set rng = Range("N36:O" & Rows.Count)
    For Each shp In ActiveSheet.Shapes
        Set cel = shp.TopLeftCell
        If Not Intersect(cel, rng) Is Nothing Then
            shp.Select
            Call FitPic
        End If
    Next shp
End Sub
 
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One way ..

VBA identifies shapes automatically (user not required to select)
Call your sub like this

VBA Code:
Sub CallFitPic()
    Dim rng As Range, cel As Range, shp As Shape
    Set rng = Range("N36:O" & Rows.Count)
    For Each shp In ActiveSheet.Shapes
        Set cel = shp.TopLeftCell
        If Not Intersect(cel, rng) Is Nothing Then
            shp.Select
            Call FitPic
        End If
    Next shp
End Sub
hi yongle...

your code not work..show like this
 

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It is calling the sub you posted and works for me
Where did you put FitPic ?
 
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i just only run your code..
or it's combine with my code before?
VBA Code:
Sub CallFitPic()
    Dim rng As Range, cel As Range, shp As Shape
    Set rng = Range("N36:O" & Rows.Count)
    For Each shp In ActiveSheet.Shapes
        Set cel = shp.TopLeftCell
        If Not Intersect(cel, rng) Is Nothing Then
            shp.Select
            Call FitPic
        End If
    Next shp
End Sub
Public Sub FitPic()
On Error GoTo NOT_SHAPE
Dim PicWtoHRatio As Single
Dim CellWtoHRatio As Single
With Selection
PicWtoHRatio = .Width / .Height
End With
With Selection.TopLeftCell
CellWtoHRatio = .Width / .RowHeight
End With
Select Case PicWtoHRatio / CellWtoHRatio
Case Is > 1
With Selection
.Width = .TopLeftCell.Width
.Height = .Width / PicWtoHRatio
End With
Case Else
With Selection
.Height = .TopLeftCell.RowHeight
.Width = .Height * PicWtoHRatio
End With
End Select
With Selection
.Top = .TopLeftCell.Top
.Left = .TopLeftCell.Left
End With
Exit Sub
NOT_SHAPE:
MsgBox "Select a picture before running this macro."
End Sub
 
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The macros do not require combining
Place both macros in the same module and then run my macro
 
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