Copy cells and paste them as images in another sheet

  • Thread starter Michael Cantinotti
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Michael Cantinotti

Hello,

I need to copy cells in excel and to paste them as "images" in another
sheet. Is this possible ? Actually, in excel 2003, when I choose "paste
special" I have only the following choices "text" "text unicode" "HTML".

The reason for this is that I would like that people sort cards (in
different piles) in Excel.

I want to build a macro to export all my data in these images (cards).

Any help would be appreciated.

regards,

Michael
 
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David

Michael Cantinotti wrote
I need to copy cells in excel and to paste them as "images" in another
sheet. Is this possible ?

You can select the desired cells and hold down the Shift key and click Edit
and an option will show up to Copy Picture.
 
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Gord Dibben

Michael

Select the cells then hold SHIFT key and Edit>Copy Picture.

Then go to other sheet and Paste. It will be an image.

Not sure about the rest of your proposed operation though.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
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Guest

This is very interesting. I had wondered where the functionality had gone.

However, the picture doesn't update when the source data updates.

I notice there is a "Paste Picture Link" option, but it is always greyed
out. I tried all the combinations to copy the source, but none worked. Any
ideas?

James.
 
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Gord Dibben

Works for me too!

Alternative.....

Select a range of cells.

Click on Camera Icon to take a picture.

Note: Camera Icon can be found at Tools>Customize>Commands>Tools. Scroll down
about 2/3 of the dialog. Drag to your Toolbar.

Select a cell you want to be top-left corner of the picture. Could be on same
sheet or different one or in a new workbook.

Picture will be pasted there.

The picture will be linked to the original range of cells.

What you do to them will be done to the picure.

NOTE: the picture can also be pasted Word or MS Paint or somesuch program, but
will not be linked as within Excel.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 

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