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I needed to change the first code below to the second code below in order for it to work.<br />
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Thanks for the help.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-596422">Dim ImagePath as Picture

Dim Image Path as Object
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I needed to change the first code below to the second code below in order for it to work.

Thanks for the help.




Dim ImagePath as Picture

Dim Image Path as Object


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Whoops. I meant <br />

<pre><code id="code-596425">Dim ImagePicture as Picture 

Dim ImagePicture as Object
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Whoops. I meant


Dim ImagePicture as Picture 

Dim ImagePicture as Object


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I want to be able to add a default picture when a macro is run if there is not a picture already present. I have an excel file that asks for an image and positions it within a cell. I have a button that inserts the picture and names it as &quot;ImagePicture&quot;. Now, the picture is not mandatory to be added but I would still like to add a default picture of a symbol to serve as a placeholder. 
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I want to be able to add a default picture when a macro is run if there is not a picture already present. I have an excel file that asks for an image and positions it within a cell. I have a button that inserts the picture and names it as "ImagePicture". Now, the picture is not mandatory to be added but I would still like to add a default picture of a symbol to serve as a placeholder. 

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