The Left, Top, Width & Height arguments are measurd in points. In Excel, a
shape can resize with the cell it is in.
How can I establish the the size/location of a cell in points so that I can
add a shape of percisely the same dimensions?
The Left, Top, Width & Height arguments are measurd in points. In Excel, a
shape can resize with the cell it is in.
How can I establish the the size/location of a cell in points so that I can
add a shape of percisely the same dimensions?
Cells have the same properties!
"AA2e72E" wrote:
> The Left, Top, Width & Height arguments are measurd in points. In Excel, a
> shape can resize with the cell it is in.
>
> How can I establish the the size/location of a cell in points so that I can
> add a shape of percisely the same dimensions?
set r = Range("B9")
..AddShape(type,r.Left, r.Top, r.Width, r.Height)
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Regards,
Tm Ogilvy
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> The Left, Top, Width & Height arguments are measurd in points. In Excel, a
> shape can resize with the cell it is in.
>
> How can I establish the the size/location of a cell in points so that I
can
> add a shape of percisely the same dimensions?
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