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Thanks for the information. I will try these out. Thanks!

I thought of that SkipVought, but was hoping for something that would allow me to do this. This spreadsheet I am creating may be used by others and would like it to be user friendly and not have to enter any information except key info such as starting voltage, wire size, etc.... I have...

I am trying to take a jpeg pic, which is a light bulb (working on a program that calculates voltage drop for each light fixture in the circuit), and write some code that when my code searches through each cell and gets to the picture of the light bulb in the cell, it will do calculations or...

I was wondering if it were possible to have a pic (jpeg or other format) put into a cell and write a macro that would recognize the pic in the cell? If this is possible and you know of a location on the internet that explains how to do this, I would appreciate it. Thanks.

And by the way, do you guys know if there are any free downloadable tutorial videos on VBA? I have watched the videos on VB.NET at the following site: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/learning/#beginners and was wondering if there were anything similiar to this for VBA. Thanks.

Yes that would be more practical, but I am using this as a learning experience more than for it to be practical. I, obviously, have not done much in VBA and would like to learn more about it. I would appreciate suggestions on any REALLY GOOD VBA books out there. Thank you!

Where I work, we keep all of the files on a server. These files are in many different directories. I want to have a one stop area to go to to pull up whatever document, pdf, etc.. that I want from within the windows form. For example, I may be working on several projects and there are many...

I haven't had a chance to, but I will PHV. I was just explaining to fumei what I meant by my first post. Thanks for the information.

What I meant was to be able to open a .pdf, .doc, .txt, .xls, .pps etc....., file from within a VBA windows form. I am not able to download VB.NET Express Edition at work so I am trying to use Excel VBA instead. I know how to do it using VB.NET, but as said before, I am unable to download it...

Is there an easy way to open any type of file using VBA? I have used Process.Start(FullFilename)in VB.NET, but that doesn't work with VBA. I would appreciate any help you could provide. Thanks.