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Rmart911
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Oct 14, 2019

Image file as value

I have a workbook with a number of sheets. I'd like to be able to put an image in a cell (i.e. A1 of the first sheet in the workbook) and have it populate in cell A1 of all sheets.

I'm assuming the image has to be assigned as a value in order to do so but I can't see how to do it.

 

I understand how to place an image in a cell (Insert image, adjust size to fit, etc.) but currently I have to do that across all sheets which is cumbersome.

 

Is what I want to do even possible? How would I go about doing it?

 

TIA

 

Rich

6 Replies

  • Hello Rmart911,

     

    images in Excel don't actually sit inside a cell. They are graphics objects that are in a layer on top of the grid, like a transparent sheet laid over the Excel sheet. 

     

    What you describe is not possible with just worksheet formulas. It would require some serious VBA programming. 

     

    If you create the workbook from scratch, you could place the image in a sheet and use that as a template sheet. When you want to add a sheet, copy the template sheet.

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