Thank you. — Hi John, Save an Image From This Worksheet Using VBA — by _VBA_ — Please note that this technique is only useful from a Worksheet sheet where the image can be saved directly as a PDF. Using this technique you might be able to save an image from any source and save it in a temporary folder on your computer however as you might guess that would not work for some folders on your hard drive which contain many files. What is the difference between Excel and Excel VBA? Excel is a free version of Excel and works in Windows, Mac OS X, web browsers, and mobile devices. It can work with spreadsheets that contain many rows and columns and are in multiple formats for printing or to view on desktop. The language Excel is written in is a dialect of Microsoft's own Excel VBA programming language and most of the functions and functions that you can use in Excel will work in Excel VBA. Excel and Excel VBA are both used extensively, but Excel is the tool that you will find yourself using the most, whereas Excel VBA is more or less a “second language” that you can use frequently. How to create a sheet in VBA? Create a new workbook in Excel, then create a new cell using Cells. Paste the contents of a file into the cell, like so: = WorksheetName + “.LSB” Insert the following worksheet code in it: Public Sub Get_Format_Data() Open the file, change it, and then save it: Reopen(“NewFileName.XLS”, FileAccess, true) Console. WriteLine(Format_Data_Ascella(Reopen(NewFileName.XLS))) End Sub VBA Code To Create an Excel Data Template: The SpreadsheetGuru If you only ever open one .xls file, try to use the following macro: The SpreadsheetGuru — How To Turn VB .NET into Spreadsheet VBA in a Simple macro This .NET macro makes it much easier for someone to create a spreadsheet in Excel.