How to copy image from worksheet to userform in Excel?
This article will show you methods of copying an image from the active worksheet to Userform in Excel.
Copy image from worksheet to Userform with copying and pasting
Copy image from worksheet to Userform with VBA code
Copy image from worksheet to Userform with copying and pasting
Please do as follows to copy an image from worksheet to Userform.
1. Shift to the worksheet contains the image you need to copy to Userform, and then press the Alt + F11 keys together to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.
2. In the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window, please click Insert > Userform. See screenshot:
3. Now please insert an Image Control into the UserForm. Please click the Image button in the Toolbox dialog box, then draw an Image Control into the UserForm manually. See screenshot:
4. Right-click the inserted Image control, and click Properties from the context menu as below screenshot shown:
5. Then you can see a Properties pane displays on the left side of the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.
6. Go back to the worksheet and select the picture you want to display in the Userform, and then copy the picture by pressing Ctrl + C keys.
7. Get into the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications again, scroll down to click the Picture field and then paste the copied picture name into it under the Alphabetic tab.
Now the picture in the worksheet is copied into the Userform.
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Copy image from worksheet to Userform with VBA code
This section will show you a workaround to copy multiple pictures from worksheet to a Userform, and then display the corresponding picture in the Userform by selecting the picture name from a Combo box. Please do as follows.
1. Please follow the above step 1 and 2 o insert a Userform in your worksheet.
2. Then insert a Frame Control into the UserFrom as below screenshot shown:
3. Right-click the inserted Frame, and select Properties from the context menu. In the left Properties pane, please select False from the Visible field. See screenshot:
4. Insert multiple Image control into the Frame as below screenshot shown.
5. Go back to the worksheet and select the picture you want to display in the Userform, and press the Ctrl + C keys to copy it.
6. Get into the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window, right-click the first Image control, and select Properties from the right-clicking menu. See screenshot shown.
7. In the Properties pane, please click on the Picture field, then press the Ctrl + V keys to paste the picture you copied in step 5, and then select 1 – fmPictureSizeModeStrtch from the PictureSizeMode drop-down list as below screenshot shown.
8. Repeat the step 5 - 7 to paste other pictures from worksheet to the left Image controls in the UserForm. And the result will display as below screenshot shown.
9. Move the Frame control to the corner of the UserForm, then insert a new Image control and a Combo Box control into the UserForm. See screenshot:
10. Right-click the UserForm, and then click View Code. Then copy and paste below VBA code to replace the original one into the Code window.
VBA code1: Copy image from worksheet to Userform
Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
UserForm1.Controls.Item("Image4").Picture = UserForm1.Controls.Item(UserForm1.ComboBox1.Value).Picture
End Sub
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim xImg As Control
On Error Resume Next
For Each xImg In UserForm1.Controls
If TypeName(xImg) = "Image" And xImg.Name <> "Image4" Then
UserForm1.ComboBox1.AddItem xImg.Name
End If
Next
End SubNote: In the code, UserForm1 is the name of the inserted UserForm, Image4 is the name of the Image control you will display pictures inside. And Image represents all Image controls which contain the pictures you copied from the worksheet. ComboBox1 is the combobox name you have inserted into the userform. Please change them to your own.
11. Close the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.
12. Insert a Command button into the worksheet by clicking Developer > Insert > Command Button (ActiveX Control).
13. Right-click the command button and select View Code from the Context menu. And then copy and paste the below VBA code into the Code window. And finally close the window.
VBA code2: Copy image from worksheet to Userform
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
UserForm1.Show
End Sub15. Click Developer > Design Mode to turn off the Design Mode.
From now on, when clicking the command button, the UserForm will pop up. You can display picture by selecting the image name from the combo box. See screenshot:
Select different names from the combo box will display different pictures in the UserForm.
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