You can create beautiful Art Pixelated with Excel VBA! Download it here:
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How to use this Excel VBA application
- Download the Excel macro workbook. It’s a xlsm file with macro codes, so you need to give permission to Excel to run macros when you open this type of files.
- Step 1: Press “Control+Shift+A”. This will let you choose an image file and it will be imported to the worksheet.
- Step 2: You should resize the image to about 1 to 2 inches. The pixellation process will expand the original image.
- Step 3: Press “Control+Shift+C”. This will start the pixellation process.
- Watch this short video if you are still unsure.
More examples of pixellated art works you can create
Make creative headshots
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Interested in the Excel VBA codes for Art Pixelated with Excel VBA?
If you like to see the VBA codes that generates the pixelated image, press “ALT+F11” when the workbook is open. This work is licensed by Aeternus Consulting under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. If you are interested at how it all works, you can go to our Excel VBA course work page where everything is explained in detail!
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One Response
Hi, i have a quick question, i was trying to use your excel vba application and i got an error that said “compilation error, type mistmatch” and it hightlighted the following line: lgDevContext = GetDC(0)
i dont know much about coding so i was hoping you could give me a hint on what to fix here, thanks!