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A. inevitably, the file name doesn't need to be displayed. I just need to know that the image name isn't "picture 1". Instead, as in the first example in A1,the picture should be called 5680000.png, for a A2 the image should be called 5700000.png and so on...
At the moment the script names them all Picture 1. as far as I can tell.
"If you run the script, then select an image name in the named ranges drop down, it will display the image." I don't really understand what you are referring to here.
I just want to put this out there, I'm (clearly) not a programer, but I'm trying to learn this as I go along.
Next to the address A1, you can click on the drop down, (Named Reference), and your images will be listed there! The script does what you have asked!
That is all!
HAVE FUN!
A. Lets say I want the name of the image to be displayed in D, but I don't really care because what I really need is that, in the example of A1, the image isnt called "picture 1but instead 568000 (as in, the contence of B1).
Maybe my script is just not designed to do this.... Or maybe it just isn't possible using VBA, I have an entire tech firm behind me that cannot seem to achieve it either, which is why I'm asking here... I'm sure is should be possible though!
So, yes, if you want the name to be presented to the user, you need to tell TrowaD where you want it, because your code does not present it!
Also, when right-clicking an image, there isn't a "save as" option for me. Guess that is a Mac only option.
What you could try is to record a macro, then save your image, stop recording and see what has been recorded.