Simplification / correction of VBA code please

Hello.

I'm not a programming pro at all. I understand the basics... I needed to generate 2 QR-codes and have them placed in P37 and N50. In order, the code must :
- delete the 2 QR-codes (images) present in P37 and N50 if they exist,
- create and place the 2 new QR-codes.

After a lot of searching and trial and error, I came up with this code:

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Generally speaking, the code works, but there are 2 problems...
1) From time to time, the code bugs and suggests debugging the following line:

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If I enter the debug, change absolutely nothing and save the VBA code, when I run the macro again, it works. Strange because I didn't change anything.

2) The code from which I drew inspiration had to delete several QR-codes from a range. The code therefore uses the "For each..." loop. However, not knowing how to code but understanding a little what was going on, I deleted the range concerned by the box I was interested in (P37) and then copied the code to rerun the operation for N50. It seems logical to me that the code isn't optimal since it uses 2 loops and each only deals with one element.


In short, I'd like a kind soul to simplify my code and ensure that I no longer have any untimely bugs so that I can use it without any worries.


I'm counting on your generosity.

Thank you for your help.

The error could be related to your data. Please attach a file so we can actually run your code. There are other areas for improvement, but I'm not sure what is causing the error. We can take care of it all once we have the file.

initial comment - you are declaring 'sd' as shape however referencing 's' variable in the loop - I assume they are the same item ????

Good point. In addition, s and t are undeclared. Although that does not necessarily cause an error, it is bug-prone. I strongly recommend to everyone that they use Option Explicit and declare variables. Doing so prevents a lot of bugs and runtime errors.