How to insert multiple images into cells in Excel
Inserting images is one of the basic operations that anyone who uses Excel must know. Especially for those who often need to summarize employees, inventory, they often have to insert images into cells. If the statistical data file is short, you can manually insert images. But if it is a long information table, this method takes a lot of time, you have to adjust the image for each cell to fit the cell size. The following article will guide you on how to insert multiple images into cells in Excel.
1. Manually insert images
To manually insert an image, first place the mouse cursor in the cell where you want to insert the image. Then select Insert => Illustrations => Picture => This Device.
At this point, the Insert Picture dialog box appears. You navigate to the location where the image to be inserted is saved, then click Insert.
After the image has been inserted into Excel, right-click on the image and select Size and Properties.
At this point, the Format Picture window appears. Click on the Properties section and check the Move and size with cells option to adjust the image size to fit the cell size.
Do the same for the remaining images and you will get the result that the image has been inserted as shown below.
2. Insert multiple images
To insert multiple images into Excel cells, first place all images in a folder and name them in numerical order 1, 2, 3… Next, open that folder and copy the path to that folder.
Next, open the Excel file that needs to insert images, then paste the path to the image folder into a cell outside the table. As in this case, I pasted the path in cell F1.
Now, in cell E2, enter the formula as follows:
=$F$1&”\”&A2&”.jpg”
Copy the formula for the remaining cells and you will get the result with the path to the image in the order of each item.
Now download the xlsm Macros file to insert multiple images h
After downloading, double-click on that file. Then select the Developer tab on the toolbar => Macros.
At this point, the Macro dialog box appears. Select the link of the ChenAnhTuDong macro downloaded earlier and click Run.
Next, select the area containing the image links and the area where the images will be placed and click OK.
With just that, all images have been inserted quickly and in order. Now you just need to align the images to fit.
In conclusion, inserting images in Excel can be a time-consuming task, especially when dealing with large amounts of data. However, with the techniques outlined in this article, you can easily and quickly insert multiple images into cells without the need for manual resizing and alignment. Whether you prefer the manual approach or the automated method using macros, these tips can help you streamline your Excel workflow and save valuable time. Give them a try and see how they can improve your productivity!