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Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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Programming Excel with VBA and .NET

by Jeff Webb, Steve Saunders
April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Shape, ShapeRange, and Shapes Members

Use the Shapes collection to draw graphics on a worksheet or chart. Use the Worksheet or Chart object’s Shapes property to get a reference to this collection. Use the Shape object to change the appearance of one shape; use ShapeRange to change groups of shapes. Shapes, Shape and ShapeRange have the following members. Key members (shown in bold) are covered in the following reference section:

Diagramming the Shape object hierarchy

Figure 18-12. Diagramming the Shape object hierarchy

1 Collection only

2 Object and collection

3 ShapeRange only

AddCallout 1

AddConnector 1

AddCurve 1

AddDiagram 2

AddFormControl 1

AddLabel 1

AddLine 1

AddOLEObject 1

AddPicture 1

AddPolyline 1

AddShape 1

AddTextbox 1

AddTextEffect 1

Adjustments

Align 3

AlternativeText

Application 2

Apply

AutoShapeType

BlackWhiteMode

BottomRightCell

BuildFreeform 1

Callout

Child

ConnectionSiteCount

Connector

ConnectorFormat

ControlFormat

Copy

CopyPicture

Count 1

Creator 2

Cut

Delete

Diagram

DiagramNode

Distribute 3

Duplicate

Fill

Flip

FormControlType

Group 3

GroupItems

HasDiagram

HasDiagramNode

Height

HorizontalFlip ...

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