AJP_Zoom_Image.xls

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This Is Exactly what i want &nbsp;Sir If you dont mind this is from Some Web Article Please Share Link.<br />
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Thanks &amp;&nbsp;Regards Farhan
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This Is Exactly what i want  Sir If you dont mind this is from Some Web Article Please Share Link.

Thanks & Regards Farhan

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They are both from Andy's site which I have linked to for the magnifier.<br />
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I couldn't find the Zoom image there so he probably sent it to me as some point.
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They are both from Andy's site which I have linked to for the magnifier.

I couldn't find the Zoom image there so he probably sent it to me as some point.

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Please Advice How to Add Scrollers to Image Control in VBA Excel User form I Have Call Giff animation into Image Control but that is Bigger than Image Control or User for i want that either it can be scroll-able or auto fit.<br />
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Advice best solution.<br />
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Regards ,
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Please Advice How to Add Scrollers to Image Control in VBA Excel User form I Have Call Giff animation into Image Control but that is Bigger than Image Control or User for i want that either it can be scroll-able or auto fit.

Advice best solution.

Regards ,

VBA Image Controls Scroller or Auto fit Image

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