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- Open Excel File where you want to put photos. Remember Photos column should be next to ID or unique Name that is also Images file name as you see in below image:
- Open Microsoft Visual Basic for applications by ALT+F11 Key. In this windows go to Insert Menu and click on Module:
- In Module window copy and paste below code:
VBA Code:
Sub InsertMultiplePictures()
Dim Pictures() As Variant
Dim PictureFormat As String
Dim PicRng As Range
Dim PicShape As Shape
On Error Resume Next
Pictures = Application.GetOpenFilename(PictureFormat, MultiSelect:=True)
PicColIndex = Application.ActiveCell.Column
If IsArray(Pictures) Then
PicRowIndex = Application.ActiveCell.Row
For lLoop = LBound(Pictures) To UBound(Pictures)
Set PicRng = Cells(PicRowIndex, PicColIndex)
Set PicShape = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture(Pictures(lLoop), msoFalse, msoCTrue, PicRng.Left, PicRng.Top, PicRng.Width, PicRng.Height)
PicRowIndex = PicRowIndex + 1
Next
End If
End Sub - Now Click on Run button. Open window will open. Select All Images from Folder and click on Open Button.
- and all photos will be in your excel file.
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