Images cannot have any kind of formulas do things with them. They are not a data form for a spreadsheet, so they are not put in cells like dates, numbers, text etc. can be.
Images float above the worksheet, not in actual cells. You can snap an image to gridlines, by pressing the Alt key when dragging and image, but the images are not put into a cell.
Having images in any application will always affect the file size, so the answer is yes.
No. It allows you to jump to the cell you designate.
No, but you can put a link to a file in a cell. Enter the text you want to add as the link and then press Ctrl - K and then you will be able to specify a file to link to.
One way would be to copy the data into a text file, using Notepad perhaps, and then save the file and open it with Excel. The text will then be in different cells. You could then copy that data back into the original Excel file.
Excel is not a file, but a computer program that makes spreadsheets.
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If you mean for the current file, you could use the CELL function and its filename option like this: =CELL("filename",A2) This will give you the name and folders for the file. It can also be used to get the details by referencing a cell in another file. =CELL("filename",'C:\[ABc.xls]Sheet1'!$A$5)
When you create a spreadsheet or workbook then a corresponding file is created on your machine, that file is known as excel file.
The File name will usually appear at the top of the excel file. It should look something like this: file name - Microsoft Excel...
Here is my questionI have a list of product name in excel column and a file for images of these products.As an example, product names are: DC3451, DC5454, AA5400 I need to ensure that there are images for every article number in a excel row.Let say, cell A1 contain "DC3451" and in a file named as "productimages" (different file for every process)(it must be chosen or edited every time on code) there are 4 files named as "DC3451_1.JPG","DC3451_2.JPG","DC3451_1.JPG", "AA5400_1.JPG"In excel, I need a formula that would output something like this:A(column)-----B(column)DC3451 ------ 3 (number of files containing string "DC3451" in "productimages" file)DC5454 ------ 0 (number of files containing string "DC5454" in "productimages" file)AA5400 ------ 1 (number of files containing string "AA5400" in "productimages" file)Column A is given, I need column B as defined above.
Yes, of course! Mac users can use enolsoft PDF Convert with OCR to extract text tables and images and save on Word or Excel files. Win users can use Acrobat XI Standard to do that.
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