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Hello everyone!
I'm new here and wondered if I can get some help ![]() I'm unfamiliar with VBA but some-what succeeded to work with found codes in different forums while building a database in MS Access a few years ago... Now I'm stuck with a pic-by-pic assembly manual that I need to prepare for work... Shortly, I need to insert a picture into a dedicated space (in my case a cell in a table) while resizing it's height to 1.7" (4.318cm) and maintaining the aspect ratio. I found the code I need but only understood the next problem only after printing, I need to determine with code which is longer height of the original picture or width and rotating the picture 90 degrees if height is longer than width, only then resizing it's height and maintaining the aspect ration to fit the cell in my table. The code I found and played with a bit is this : Sub PicSize() ' ' PicSize Macro ' ' Dim oDialog As Dialog Dim strFile As String Dim oImage As Object Dim oRng As Range Set oDialog = Dialogs(wdDialogInsertPicture) With oDialog .Display If .Name <> "" Then strFile = .Name End If End With If IlShp.Width < IlShp.Height Then shp.IncrementRotation 90 End If Set oImage = Selection.InlineShapes.AddPicture(strFile) With oImage .LockAspectRatio = msoTrue .Height = CentimetersToPoints(4.318) Set oRng = oImage.Range End With Set oDialog = Nothing Set oImage = Nothing Set oRng = Nothing End Sub Can somebody help? Thanks, Strifly. |
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