Hi sir, I want to insert a earth image and rotate. I have ms office 7. I need to rotate an earth image in excel with the help of button. Is it possible in excel ? thank you.
Hi Saahil. Sorry to say, not really possible as the image is in 2D format which can lead to missing parts when rotating. Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
Hi Henry. Yup, just like what I did in th-cam.com/video/ULG8SJkMKU8/w-d-xo.html Btw, for 3D models, we may try to look for if there is any animated model that matches our requirements before writing VB coding, since it is free 😉 Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
this is awesome! can you do the same for a powerpoint I have looked all over the internet how to do the same but with a 3d dice so it spins is tahtpossible?
Thanks! Regarding your question, there is a method to rotate an oval in MS PowerPoint using VBA. However, the result might not be satisfied or as expected. This is because the oval might not rotate as smooth as in MS Excel. To get the thing done, we just have to change Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX = Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX - 1 to ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes(1).ThreeD.RotationX = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes(1).ThreeD.RotationX - 1 Hope it helps. Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
thats great!!! thank you for posting
Thanks! My pleasure. Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
Awesome, well done and thank you for posting :)
Thanks and my pleasure!
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Hello, good job. Thanks.
Thanks! It's my pleasure to share :)
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Is it possible to display and move the sphere on a Userform?
Hi, as I know, cannot.
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Hi sir, I want to insert a earth image and rotate. I have ms
office 7. I need to rotate an earth image in excel with the help of button. Is it
possible in excel ? thank you.
Hi Saahil. Sorry to say, not really possible as the image is in 2D format which can lead to missing parts when rotating.
Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
@@ahsingtv ok sir thank you.... if not possiable in excel..... in word or power point ?
erm, neither since the coding system is more or less the same.
C++ and html can do that. However, is out of my capability 😢
@@ahsingtv okay thank you
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hi it can be possible in 3d models?
Hi Henry. Yup, just like what I did in th-cam.com/video/ULG8SJkMKU8/w-d-xo.html
Btw, for 3D models, we may try to look for if there is any animated model that matches our requirements before writing VB coding, since it is free 😉
Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
this is awesome! can you do the same for a powerpoint I have looked all over the internet how to do the same but with a 3d dice so it spins is tahtpossible?
Thanks!
Regarding your question, there is a method to rotate an oval in MS PowerPoint using VBA. However, the result might not be satisfied or as expected. This is because the oval might not rotate as smooth as in MS Excel.
To get the thing done, we just have to change
Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX = Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX - 1
to
ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes(1).ThreeD.RotationX = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes(1).ThreeD.RotationX - 1
Hope it helps. Thanks for watching and have a nice day.
I can't read the code you have written. It's so small to understand.
Hi.
Is this "Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX = Sheet1.Shapes.Range(Array("Oval 1")).ThreeD.RotationX - 1" you looking for?
@@ahsingtv Thank you very much!!!
My pleasure.
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