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isplaying/hiding a picture in a column possible?

hamster · 2007-05-05 20:32:49

Hi Folks, Is it possible to hide a small .jpg (or other type of picture) in a column (eg. here in col f)? eg. say if you had 3 rows and each row had 5 columns of text and the last one had to have a picture. But would be not displayed until I clicked on it or hovered the mouse over the column. Is this possible in excel? (I…

05-05-2007 9:32pm

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hamster

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Hi Folks,

Is it possible to hide a small .jpg (or other type of picture) in a column (eg. here in col f)?

eg. say if you had 3 rows and each row had 5 columns of text and the last one had to have a picture. But would be not displayed until I clicked on it or hovered the mouse over the column. Is this possible in excel? (I have excel 2002)

A
B
C
D
E
F
hello hello hello hello hello <pic> - which pops open when clicked on
hello hello hello hello hello <pic> - which pops open when clicked on
hello hello hello hello hello <pic> - which pops open when clicked on

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#2 05-05-2007 11:42pm

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yes.

It could be done with some VBA programming.

Must be an easier way though.

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