From: Chris J. Chris on 21 Apr 2010 04:03 The old Excel command Insert-Object does not exist anymore, instead only these Insert {Tables | Illustrations | Charts | Links | Text } I want to insert a general application file, I pretended it is a .Jpg file by renaming it and attempting Insert - Illustration -From File, but of course this was rejected. I also tried using a macro, the essence of which was Set myPict = .Parent.Pictures.Insert("C:\MyFile.Dat.Jpg") but this had the same effect. I finally tried good old drag-and-drop into a cell, but this simply opened up the binary in a separate Excel window (apparently importing it as CR-LF delimited rows into the spreadsheet), which means that the file is not recoverable. Any ideas?
From: Dianne on 21 Apr 2010 08:29 Chris J.;704925 Wrote: > The old Excel command Insert-Object does not exist anymore, instead only these > Insert {Tables | Illustrations | Charts | Links | Text } > > I want to insert a general application file, I pretended it is a .Jpg file > by renaming it and attempting Insert - Illustration -From File, but of course > this was rejected. > > I also tried using a macro, the essence of which was > Set myPict = .Parent.Pictures.Insert("C:\MyFile.Dat.Jpg") > but this had the same effect. > > I finally tried good old drag-and-drop into a cell, but this simply opened > up the binary in a separate Excel window (apparently importing it as CR-LF > delimited rows into the spreadsheet), which means that the file is not > recoverable. > > > Any ideas? Chris, Object is located in the section of insert/text on the ribbon. If it isn't, go to the office button, excel options, customize, select all commands, scroll down to the insert object and add it to the second column. Dianne -- Dianne ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dianne's Profile: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/member.php?u=1755 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/showthread.php?t=197250 http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz
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