This macro adds a checkbox to each cell of the selected range, and links the check to that same cell. The position, caption, and other properties of the checkbox can be setup. Additionally, we can associate an action to each checkbox in the selection; this can be an specific action for the cell or row with the checkbox.
This is an UPDATE to a previous post where we saw how to insert pictures from Google Drive in Excel using VBA macros. The method explained before needs a slight change to continue working. That change consists of inserting the picture from Google Drive into a shape previously added to the Excel worksheet, instead of adding the picture directly to a range or cell. The macro requires access to the same Google Drive export view URL link including the picture sharing ID described in the previous article.
In a previous post we saw how to insert pictures from the web in Excel using VBA macros. In this post we see how to insert pictures specifically from Google Drive, which requires the Google Drive view path and the picture sharing ID. The picture will be inserted in the selected range and resized to fit in accordingly.
In this post we learn to insert pictures from the web in Excel using VBA macros. The macro inserts the picture in a given range and resizes the picture accordingly, so mind to select an appropriate range. Otherwise, specific position coordinates for the picture can be set instead. We can also decide whether to insert the source information or just make an independent copy of the picture.
