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inserted Image is not displayed in the required position

manognya kota asked:

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Hello all,

I have a weird problem while adding picture to shapes for a specific cell in Excel.
Once the picture is added, it is not being displayed at the required position at run time.But on re-opening the same excel, the image is appearing in the proper position.Also,on debugging i get the required result.Am i missing something here?Iam using Excel 2010

Below is the code snippet that i am using.

VB
Dim shp             As Shape
Dim PicRange        As Range
Dim strCol          As String
Dim strPicFileName  As String
Dim varPath         As Variant
Dim strPhotoName    As String
   strPhotoName = Cells(lngRow, SLDataCol.Photo_Link).Value
   varPath = Application.Range("SLPicPath").Value & strPhotoName
   strCol = "D"    'Image to be shown 

    Set PicRange = Range(strCol & lngRow & ":" & strCol & lngRow)

    Set shp = shtSL.Shapes.AddPicture(Filename:=varPath _
        , LinkToFile:=False, SaveWithDocument:=True, Left:=PicRange.Left,       Top:=PicRange.Top, Width:=160, Height:=68)
  shtSL.Rows(lngRow & ":" & lngRow).Select
    Selection.RowHeight = 70
    shp.ControlFormat.PrintObject = True
    shp.Placement = xlMoveAndSize

    Set PicRange = Nothing
    Set shp = Nothing
Tags: VBA, Microsoft Excel

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