Reloading image from separate file on each Excel-sheet open











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I do have a process in my computer that produces a status describing image in intervals. Each 5 seconds the new status check is done and the image on a disk is renewed.



In that very same directory there is an Excel-sheet that collects information from the computers various places (text and numbers) and that piece of information is presented as a spreadsheet.



I would very much like to place that status image on that spreadsheet too, but there is my snag. It's easy to place a image from a png-file to the spreadsheet, but how can I make it happen that it takes the very latest image version to be displayed. Is there a way to command that displayed image is reloaded from the file each time this excel is opened?










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  • Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
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    Nov 26 at 8:48










  • That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
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I do have a process in my computer that produces a status describing image in intervals. Each 5 seconds the new status check is done and the image on a disk is renewed.



In that very same directory there is an Excel-sheet that collects information from the computers various places (text and numbers) and that piece of information is presented as a spreadsheet.



I would very much like to place that status image on that spreadsheet too, but there is my snag. It's easy to place a image from a png-file to the spreadsheet, but how can I make it happen that it takes the very latest image version to be displayed. Is there a way to command that displayed image is reloaded from the file each time this excel is opened?










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  • Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
    – Lee
    Nov 26 at 8:48










  • That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
    – Aki Pitkäjärvi
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I do have a process in my computer that produces a status describing image in intervals. Each 5 seconds the new status check is done and the image on a disk is renewed.



In that very same directory there is an Excel-sheet that collects information from the computers various places (text and numbers) and that piece of information is presented as a spreadsheet.



I would very much like to place that status image on that spreadsheet too, but there is my snag. It's easy to place a image from a png-file to the spreadsheet, but how can I make it happen that it takes the very latest image version to be displayed. Is there a way to command that displayed image is reloaded from the file each time this excel is opened?










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I do have a process in my computer that produces a status describing image in intervals. Each 5 seconds the new status check is done and the image on a disk is renewed.



In that very same directory there is an Excel-sheet that collects information from the computers various places (text and numbers) and that piece of information is presented as a spreadsheet.



I would very much like to place that status image on that spreadsheet too, but there is my snag. It's easy to place a image from a png-file to the spreadsheet, but how can I make it happen that it takes the very latest image version to be displayed. Is there a way to command that displayed image is reloaded from the file each time this excel is opened?







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  • Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
    – Lee
    Nov 26 at 8:48










  • That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
    – Aki Pitkäjärvi
    22 hours ago


















  • Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
    – Lee
    Nov 26 at 8:48










  • That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
    – Aki Pitkäjärvi
    22 hours ago
















Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
– Lee
Nov 26 at 8:48




Do you try to use insert object and link to file?
– Lee
Nov 26 at 8:48












That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
– Aki Pitkäjärvi
22 hours ago




That does not help. Inserting object from a file and checking the "link to the file" appears poorly. Instead of using the content of the object file, it prints the placeholder and name of the file. I want that picture contents visible.
– Aki Pitkäjärvi
22 hours ago















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