📷 Excel CAMERA Tool – Create Linked Images that update automatically



In this video, I will show you the camera tool in Excel, which you can use to create dynamically linked images that update when you change the original data.

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Camera tool is not available by default in Excel, so you need to add it first in the Quick Access Toolbar. Once you have added it, you can create a linked image with a single click.

All you need to do is select the range of cells for which you want to create the image and then click on the camera tool icon in the QAT.

You can place the image on the same sheet or in any other sheet of the workbook.

In case you need to take a snapshot of a chart and create a linked picture, you need to select all the cells around it (in such a way that the chart is within the range of cells.

Once done, simply click on the camera tool icon and it will create a linked picture of the chart.

This tool can be really useful when you want to create a dashboard. You can use these images to quickly take a snapshot and create the dashboard.

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Mom & Baby

Very useful I was searching for it thanks 👍

raisa sontillano

Thank you so much. This is what I've been looking for.

Thaker Devdutt

Great tips, but where is usable ??? Plz give proper example.

PabloVipVid

Thank you very much, this is very helpfull. Simple but very powerfull.

Steven Nye

well explained!

Monica Bozzi

So helpful – thank you!

ben smallwood

Top quality video, excellent stuff my friend!

Munendra Rathore

amazing tool to work upon

Wayne Edmondson

Hi Sumit.. such a cool tip.. thanks! I've already committed to memory the keystroke sequence to quickly produced a linked picture through the ribbon menu: CTRL+C and then ALT, H, V, I
It even adjusts each linked picture if you change the column width or row height of the source.. amazing! Thanks for sharing this one. Thumbs up!

Eshwar N

Really good one…
subscribed your channel

Carlos Alemán

Bravo!

Akhil

Amazing 😍

Suraj Thakur

Great work but we may do this by using paste picture link as well.

EXCEL FOR EVERYONE

Really a very good video.

zulaikha zulkarnain

Paste as linked picture option is easier 🙂

Great Tips!!!!!. Is it possible to create a linked image but paste it in Powerpoint?

Axia

Wow. Its good for excel invoices that are pending of payment.
Can it be pasted in email to customers

Dale Anderson

Thls is a great tip. Thank you.

senthil kumar

Good enlightening message. God bless you. Thank you

Ronald Kennedy

I see that changing values updates linked images but what if you change formatting, or column size, etc.

محمد أبو عبدو

Thank you very much for this very useful video and for this simple, clear and wonderful method.

Manthaar Janyaro

Paste as Linked Images is an awesome feature…

Martin Of Aus

That's an amazing feature. How long has that been in excel?

Martin Of Aus

Subtitles cover the video

George Tosounidis

Hi Sumit, thanks for this, very useful!!!