![Age of empires 2 highly compressed](https://kumkoniak.com/85.jpg)
#Vba drag and drop file excel code#
Set mcApp.App = Application 'mcApp.Whatever you named this PublicĪnd then paste this code in ThisWorkbook Workbook_Open() 'Initialize the Application EventsĪpplication.OnTime Now, "'" & ThisWorkbook. 'Pass the Excel object to it so it knows what application Set mcApp = New clsApp 'Whatever you named your class module 'Reset mcApp in case it is already loaded
![vba drag and drop file excel vba drag and drop file excel](https://forum.excel-pratique.com/file/img/0/18971_4f4d5d75dc90315c64397028de7e4ead.png)
'Variable to hold instance of class clsApp Workbooks(Wb.Name).Windows(1).Visible = Falseįorgot that you need to initialize the Application Events by posting the below code in any module Option Explicit Code needs to go in two places to enable drag and drop in your userform: In the code window behind the userform and in a separate class module called. Private Sub App_WorkbookOpen(ByVal Wb As Workbook) A portion of my code below: Public WithEvents App As Application
![vba drag and drop file excel vba drag and drop file excel](https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-pT6_Gf6Q7D4/T-WIs9wnC_I/AAAAAAAAAMM/SiSFbXce5qE/s1600/vbacode.png)
Only issue is that if the file isn't an Excel file then it will have a popup and you can't run a VBScript to get rid of it since the Event won't run until you address the popup. By doing so user can do one time Drag and Drop. It's a bit of a pain but I used this link as a reference. But user can go in 'Excel Options' and select 'Enable fill handle and cell drag and drop'. When a file gets dragged onto an open Excel Sheet it will try to open that file in Excel as a separate workbook which would trigger the above event. I got it to work by using Application Event WorkbookOpen. Insert or copy/past the images into a Word document and then open a Excel window (ensure the Word and the Excel window is placed side by side) and then try to drag and drop the images into Excel file from Word.
#Vba drag and drop file excel windows#
Private Sub TreeView1_OLEDragDrop(Data As MSComctlLib.DataObject, Effect As Long, Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)Įdit: You will also need to add a reference to Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 The images has to be inserted or embedded into the file to view them in Excel. This assumes that the user only drags one file at a time, but as far as I can tell this should be something that can be done dragging multiple files if you experiment with it. In that sub simply declare a string, maybe strPath or something like that to hold the file name and path and set strPath = Data.Files(1) and that will get the file name and path of a file that the user drags to the TreeView control. I've omitted all the parameters to save space. Then you will need the Private Sub TreeView1_OLEDragDrop event. In the UserForm_Initialize sub you will need the following line of code to enable drag and drop: TreeView1.OLEDropMode = ccOLEDropManual: UserForm_Initialize() You'll need two things aside from the control. It will be there under "additional controls" or something like that. You may have to right click your toolbox to find and add it.
![vba drag and drop file excel vba drag and drop file excel](https://i.stack.imgur.com/8CaSn.jpg)
As far as I can tell, it can only be done using a treeview control.
![Age of empires 2 highly compressed](https://kumkoniak.com/85.jpg)