How to Insert Image in Excel Cell

*How to Insert Image in Excel Cell*
Inserting an image into an Excel cell can be a useful way to enhance your spreadsheets with visual content. Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to insert an image in an Excel cell.
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*Step 1: Open Excel*
Open Microsoft Excel on your computer and create a new or open an existing workbook where you want to insert the image.

*Step 2: Insert Tab*
Go to the "Insert" tab in the Excel ribbon. This tab contains various options for inserting different types of objects into your spreadsheet. In the "Illustrations" group within the "Insert" tab, you will find the "Picture" option. Click on the "Picture" button. This will open a file dialog box.

*Step 3: Choose Image*
Navigate to the location on your computer where the image is saved. Select the image file you want to insert and click the "Insert" button.

*Step 4: Adjust Image Size*
After inserting the image into the cell, you might want to resize it. Click on the image to select it, and you will see handles around the edges of the image. Click and drag these handles to adjust the size of the image as needed. Make sure there is a gap between the cell gridline and the image.

*Step 5: Format Image*
You can apply formatting options to the image by right-clicking on it and selecting "Format Picture." This will open a sidebar where you can adjust various formatting settings, such as brightness, contrast, borders, and more. By right-clicking on the image and selecting "Size and Properties," you can access more advanced properties. Here, you can define properties like image position, alignment, and other layout options. Make sure you select “Move and size with cells” option from the Properties option.

That's it! You've successfully inserted an image into an Excel cell. Keep in mind that while this method allows you to place images within cells, the image might not resize perfectly if you adjust the row height or column width. It's recommended to test the appearance of the image when printing or sharing the spreadsheet. But if you follow this technique, you’ll be able to sort, filter, hide, unhide, insert column or data and your image will also act accordingly.

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