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The resulting numbers are dimensions in points.<br />
To get the dimensions in inch, divide by 72.
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The resulting numbers are dimensions in points.
To get the dimensions in inch, divide by 72.

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Thanks akister, but if the shape is cropped the &quot;original size&quot; will be different than .height.<br />
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Example: if I crop an image from top 100 inches and if the image is 105 inches then... <br />
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&quot;.height&quot; will = 5 inches. &quot;original height&quot; will be 105. (which is the value I'm looking for)
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Thanks akister, but if the shape is cropped the "original size" will be different than .height.

Example: if I crop an image from top 100 inches and if the image is 105 inches then...

".height" will = 5 inches. "original height" will be 105. (which is the value I'm looking for)

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Same with &quot;.width&quot;. I am looking for the &quot;original size&quot; not current size after cropping and scaling.
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Same with ".width". I am looking for the "original size" not current size after cropping and scaling.

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Whst Vba do I need to find the original size height of an image<br />
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I.e.<br />
When I right click an image and go to &quot;size and properties&quot; I see &quot;height&quot; under the &quot;original size&quot; section. (that is the number I am trying to retrieve.
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Whst Vba do I need to find the original size height of an image

I.e.
When I right click an image and go to "size and properties" I see "height" under the "original size" section. (that is the number I am trying to retrieve.

Excel 2007 Vba: find original size image

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