Size shapes based on a value in a range of cells

Jacq78

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Hi all

I currently have static sized shapes, however, would like to increase the size depending on a value in a range of cells eg if an issue is high then I'd like the shape to be bigger - this is what I currently have:

If Not WorksheetFunction.IsNumber(ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Configuration").Range("B25").Value) Then
CheckConfigItems = CheckConfigItems & "The Shape Size Value is Missing from the Configuration Sheet (Cell B25)" & vbCr & vbLf
Else
gShapeSize = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Configuration").Range("B25")
End If

How can I update? :confused:

Thanks in advance.
Jacq
 

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