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Tag Archives: Linked Picture
The making of an interactive CV in #Excel
What to do with Linked Picture to create something interesting in #Excel? How about an Interactive CV to show off your Excel skills!? First, why? Once upon a time when I updated my CV, I was thinking… Everyone states something … Continue reading
Posted in Excel Tips
Tagged Custom Lists, Dashboard, Format, INDIRECT, Linked Picture, Pivot Table, Slicer
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How to lookup an image in #Excel
Lookup an image using “Linked Picture” in #Excel Perhaps you have used VLOOKUP to return a value from a table very often. However you cannot use VLOOKUP to return an image… So how the above can be done? You will … Continue reading
Interactive Chart with navigation panel [NO VBA]
Isn’t it nice? Don’t think that this is difficult. No VBA is required. Indeed you only need to know a few Excel skills in order to create an interactive chart with navigation panel like this. The skills required: Conditional formatting … Continue reading
Posted in Chart
Tagged Conditional Formatting, Form Controls, INDEX, Interactive chart, Linked Picture, ROW
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Paste Special – Linked Picture (aka “Camera” in earlier versions of Excel)
As mentioned in my previous post, I am going to talk about another built-in function that is not commonly used (in my limited community)… 😛 COPY, PASTE linked picture (aka “Camera”, which is actually available in Excel 2003; not sure … Continue reading



