Importing multiple images using VBA macros

designtime

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Hi all,

Firstly i'm a design student using excel to make a prototype of an interface using excel. My knowledge of VB and macros is next to nothing so please forgive any ignorance on my part. I've managed to bungle several strings of code i've found in forums together to accomplish a desired task, but it seems to be having issues.

I need to import multiple images from a predetermined folder into column A, with each image in a separate cell. I need to do this on multiple sheets. The problem i'm having is that every time i save the document and re-open it, i have to enable the macro option and it seems to repeat the function; re-importing the images onto whatever sheet i have open at the time and overlaying multiple images on top of each other.

Here is the code i used:

Function ShowPic(PicFile As String) As Boolean
Dim AC As Range
On Error GoTo Done
Set AC = Application.Caller
Set p = ActiveSheet.Pictures.Insert(PicFile)
With Application.Caller
t = .Top + 8
l = .Left + 4
w = (.Offset(0, .Columns.Count).Left - .Left) * 0.95
End With
' position picture
With p
.Top = t
.Left = l
.Width = w
End With
Set p = Nothing
'ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddPicture PicFile, True, True, AC.Left, AC.Top, 106, 79
ShowPic = True
Exit Function
Done:
ShowPic = False
End Function

Please help! thanks in advance
 

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There must be more code than what you show. You only show the function to add one single picture.

I suspect you have more code in the Workbook_Open event handler (doubleclick the ThisWorkbook item in the VBA editor to check if there is code in there).

The dialog asking you to enable the macro option is due to your security settings. You could set these to Low, but I strongly advise against that! There are a few other possibilities to not have that dialog, but let's get the issue of the code not doing what you want, solved first :)
 
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