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    setting a scale by clicking on excel to determine lowest and high x values and .....

    Hello first allow me to apologize if i posted this in the wrong section.

    I am in an excell and vba class and have been assigned a final project. We were allowed to pick our own project and i have ended up a little in over my head. I have been looking stuff up for a whole week now and still havent found and substantial information (or atleast easily explained not sure if i stumbleupon answer and didnt think it was helpful). Any way here is my project

    I am supposed to upload a picture on excell and by clicking on it point to complete a polygon it should tell you the area. basically a planimeter.

    but i cannot figure out for the life me how to be able to click on the picture and enter your highest and lowest x and y values

    If what im saying makes sense and anyone has information it would be greatly appreciated

    thanks

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    Re: setting a scale by clicking on excel to determine lowest and high x values and .....

    My guess from the nil replies is that you are exactly correct ... .you may be over your head

    Sorry for being blunt .... but it may be the truth.

    I have always had great responses from the forums
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