=LEFT(CELL("filename",C2),FIND("[",CELL("filename",C2))-2)įor example, if the template is stored in the c:\\ folder and the value of $F$20 is Kiwi, which is filled when you choose a product by clicking the on-sheet picker button, then the final image file name created with the CONCATENATE formula is c:\\fruit\kiwi.jpg. The cell $A$27 is the directory name of the template, which is calculated using the following Excel formula: This tells Excel to combine four parts to construct the full path name of an image. In this sample, the first argument is an Excel formula:
It should be an Excel cell address or the name of a range.įor example, on this sample template, the formula for the first product line looks like this: The second argument indicates where to display the image. You can provide any image format supported by Excel, such as "GIF", "PNG", "JPG", etc. It could be a plain text value or a cell that contains the full path name of the image file. The first argument indicates which image file to display. The DisplayImage UDF takes two arguments:
The invoicing app displays images and pictures for the selected products or service scenarios by using a new User-Defined Function (UDF) called DisplayImage. This template is based on the Invoice Template with Long Product Description (c4020), because displaying images and pictures needs a relatively large space for each line.
The word "dynamically" here means the images are changed automatically according to the product.
#Pictures of invoices how to#
This form demonstrates how to dynamically display product images and pictures on your invoices, quotes, and purchase orders.
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