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allen_krehbiel
I need to import a folder full of .jpgs into a table (colA, colB) in a
word document, resulting in each picture taking up 1 cell each of colB.
Currently, when I "insert a picture from file" and select several
pictures simultaneously, it inserts all pictures into one (currently
selected) cel, requiring me to go through and manipulate the photos
into their individual cells manually.
A more granular question is: How can I "perform an action" on each
object in the selected cell until there is only 1 object left? I've
already got a macro that takes the last object(.jpg) in a cell, creates
a new row below the current row, and moves the picture to that row.
So, I run that macro over and over until there's only one pic left in
the original cell, and I'm done.
word document, resulting in each picture taking up 1 cell each of colB.
Currently, when I "insert a picture from file" and select several
pictures simultaneously, it inserts all pictures into one (currently
selected) cel, requiring me to go through and manipulate the photos
into their individual cells manually.
A more granular question is: How can I "perform an action" on each
object in the selected cell until there is only 1 object left? I've
already got a macro that takes the last object(.jpg) in a cell, creates
a new row below the current row, and moves the picture to that row.
So, I run that macro over and over until there's only one pic left in
the original cell, and I'm done.