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Como alterar automaticamente o tamanho da forma com base / dependente do valor da célula especificado no Excel?

Se você deseja alterar automaticamente o tamanho da forma com base no valor de uma célula especificada, este artigo pode ajudá-lo.

Alterar automaticamente o tamanho da forma com base no valor da célula especificado com código VBA


Alterar automaticamente o tamanho da forma com base no valor da célula especificado com código VBA

O código VBA a seguir pode ajudá-lo a alterar um determinado tamanho de forma com base no valor de célula especificado na planilha atual. Faça o seguinte.

1. Clique com o botão direito na guia da folha com a forma necessária para alterar o tamanho e clique em Ver código no menu do botão direito.

2. No Microsoft Visual Basic para Aplicações janela, copie e cole o seguinte código VBA na janela de código.

Código VBA: altera automaticamente o tamanho da forma com base no valor de célula especificado no Excel

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
    On Error Resume Next
    If Target.Row = 2 And Target.Column = 1 Then
        Call SizeCircle("Oval 2", Val(Target.Value))
    End If
End Sub
Sub SizeCircle(Name As String, Diameter)
    Dim xCenterX As Single
    Dim xCenterY As Single
    Dim xCircle As Shape
    Dim xDiameter As Single
    On Error GoTo ExitSub
    xDiameter = Diameter
    If xDiameter > 10 Then xDiameter = 10
    If xDiameter < 1 Then xDiameter = 1
    Set xCircle = ActiveSheet.Shapes(Name)
    With xCircle
        xCenterX = .Left + (.Width / 2)
        xCenterY = .Top + (.Height / 2)
        .Width = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
        .Height = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
        .Left = xCenterX - (.Width / 2)
        .Top = xCenterY - (.Height / 2)
    End With
ExitSub:
End Sub

Note: No código, “Oval 2”É o nome da forma, você alterará seu tamanho. E Linha = 2, Coluna = 1 significa que o tamanho da forma “Oval 2” será alterado com o valor em A2. Altere-os conforme necessário.

Para redimensionar automaticamente várias formas com base em diferentes valores de células, aplique o código VBA abaixo.

Código VBA: redimensiona automaticamente várias formas com base no valor de diferentes células especificadas no Excel

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
    Dim xAddress As String
    On Error Resume Next
    If Target.CountLarge = 1 Then
        xAddress = Target.Address(0, 0)
        If xAddress = "A1" Then
            Call SizeCircle("Oval 1", Val(Target.Value))
        ElseIf xAddress = "A2" Then
            Call SizeCircle("Smiley Face 3", Val(Target.Value))
        ElseIf xAddress = "A3" Then
            Call SizeCircle("Heart 2", Val(Target.Value))
        End If
    End If
End Sub

Sub SizeCircle(Name As String, Diameter)
    Dim xCenterX As Single
    Dim xCenterY As Single
    Dim xCircle As Shape
    Dim xDiameter As Single
    On Error GoTo ExitSub
    xDiameter = Diameter
    If xDiameter > 10 Then xDiameter = 10
    If xDiameter < 1 Then xDiameter = 1
    Set xCircle = ActiveSheet.Shapes(Name)
    With xCircle
        xCenterX = .Left + (.Width / 2)
        xCenterY = .Top + (.Height / 2)
        .Width = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
        .Height = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
        .Left = xCenterX - (.Width / 2)
        .Top = xCenterY - (.Height / 2)
    End With
ExitSub:
End Sub

Observações:

1) No código, “Oval 1","Cara sorridente 3"E"Coração 3”São o nome das formas, você alterará seus tamanhos automaticamente. E A1, A2 eA3 são as células cujos valores você redimensionará automaticamente as formas.
2) Se você quiser adicionar mais formas, adicione linhas "ElseIf xAddress = "A3" Então"E "Chamar SizeCircle (" Heart 2 ", Val (Target.Value))"acima do primeiro"Se acabar"linha no código. E altere o endereço da célula e o nome da forma com base nas suas necessidades.

3. Pressione outro + Q simultaneamente para fechar o Microsoft Visual Basic para Aplicações janela.

A partir de agora, quando você alterar o valor na célula A2, o tamanho da forma Oval 2 será alterado automaticamente. Veja a imagem:

Ou altere os valores nas células A1, A2 e A3 para redimensionar as formas correspondentes "Oval 1", "Smiley Face 3" e "Coração 3" automaticamente. Veja a imagem:

Note: O tamanho da forma não mudará mais quando o valor da célula for maior que 10.


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We use spreadsheets that have many fill in circles on each page and we have as many as 16 pages. Everyone of the 'circles' has a different aspect ratio. Ideally I want all the circles to have a height of 0.1 and width of 0.1. Is there a way to reshape every one of these to be the same?
All the 'circles' have no fill and I'd like to be able to just click the circle and have it auto fill in black and when it's clicked again to remove the fill.

Here is an example from the spreadsheet, except the different sized circles didn't copy and paste. Imagine to the left of each there is a 'circle' and all are different height's and width's. For now I have to go to each one and change the height and width to 0.1 so they come out round.

INDOOR OUTDOOR GRADE
HEATED UNDER ROOF MEZZANINE
UNHEATED PARTIAL SIDES OTHER Module/Steel Structure
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE (°F) (5.1.2.1)

Can you help? Thanks

PS I inserted the code you gave above but it doesn't look like it changed the shape in that cell.
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is there a way for this to work if the cell your using to set the size is the result of a formula rather than just a static value you manualy enter?
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Hi mathnz,The VBA code below can help you solve the problem.You just need to change the value cells and the shape names in the code based on your own data.
<div data-tag="code">Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211105
On Error Resume Next
Call SizeCircle("Oval 1", Val(Range("A1").Value)) 'A1 is the value cell, Oval 1 is the shape name
Call SizeCircle("Smiley Face 2", Val(Range("A2").Value))
Call SizeCircle("Heart 3", Val(Range("A3").Value))

End Sub
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim xAddress As String
On Error Resume Next
If Target.CountLarge = 1 Then
xAddress = Target.Address(0, 0)
If xAddress = "A1" Then
Call SizeCircle("Oval 1", Val(Target.Value))
ElseIf xAddress = "A2" Then
Call SizeCircle("Smiley Face 2", Val(Target.Value))
ElseIf xAddress = "A3" Then
Call SizeCircle("Heart 3", Val(Target.Value))

End If
End If
End Sub

Sub SizeCircle(Name As String, Diameter)
Dim xCenterX As Single
Dim xCenterY As Single
Dim xCircle As Shape
Dim xDiameter As Single
On Error GoTo ExitSub
xDiameter = Diameter
If xDiameter > 10 Then xDiameter = 10
If xDiameter < 1 Then xDiameter = 1
Set xCircle = ActiveSheet.Shapes(Name)
With xCircle
xCenterX = .Left + (.Width / 2)
xCenterY = .Top + (.Height / 2)
.Width = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
.Height = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
.Left = xCenterX - (.Width / 2)
.Top = xCenterY - (.Height / 2)
End With
ExitSub:
End Sub

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Hi Crytal
what if to determine the side of the cube, triangle, box that must be determined based on the length, width? Please help me

Thank You
chairil
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Hi Chairil,
Sorry can't help you with that yet. Thanks for your comment.
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Hi Crytal,

I would like to ask you, if there is a way to select color (red cell = red form) and name from specific cells . could it also be possible to create forms automatically from VBA?

Thank you so much in advance :)

Carol
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Is there a way to do this with Images? I don't seem to be having any luck using the code as posted.

5 Images in a leaderboard, I want the Images in 1st or tied for 1st to be larger. Therefore I've 2 fixed image sizes, either 1x2 for not first or 2x4 for 1st placed (for example). I've got ranking already set-up so can use that to create sizes in specific cells for each image (ie use an IF statement so IF RANK is 1st size width is 2). My VBA is pretty weak though.

Basically I want - on sheet update - look at image size cells and set each image size to the specific image size cells result. I can't see in the VBA above how that exactly works but I think it should be easy!
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Hi, is there a way that I can make the shape expand on two dimensions (instead of increasing the shape size by 5, increase it 5 on the horizontal and 3 on the vertical)?
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Dear Sam,
The following VBA script can help you solve the problem. And the two dimensions are cell A1 and B1.

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
On Error Resume Next
If Target.Count = 1 Then
If Not Intersect(Target, Range("A1:B1")) Is Nothing Then
Call SizeCircle("Oval 2", Array(Val(Range("A1").Value), Val(Range("B1").Value)))
End If
End If
End Sub
Sub SizeCircle(Name As String, Arr As Variant)
Dim I As Long
Dim xCenterX As Single
Dim xCenterY As Single
Dim xCircle As Shape
On Error GoTo ExitSub
For I = 0 To UBound(Arr)
If Arr(I) > 10 Then
Arr(I) = 10
ElseIf Arr(I) < 1 Then
Arr(I) = 1
End If
Next
Set xCircle = ActiveSheet.Shapes(Name)
With xCircle
xCenterX = .Left + (.Width / 2)
xCenterY = .Top + (.Height / 2)
.Width = Application.CentimetersToPoints(Arr(0))
.Height = Application.CentimetersToPoints(Arr(1))
.Left = xCenterX - (.Width / 2)
.Top = xCenterY - (.Height / 2)
End With
ExitSub:
End Sub
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Hi,
I have tried to use your post to write my own VBA code but don't seem to be getting very far. Mainly because I don't really understand VBA and I'm just trying to adapt your. I was wondering if you could help. I am wanting to change the length of a rectangle depending on the value in a cell. I would like the width if the rectangle to stay the same but the length to change. I would like both left hand vertices to stay in the same place and it to lengthen to the right. Is this possible?
Thank you
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Dear lan,
Hope the following VBA code can solve your problem. (Please replace the Oval 1 with the shape name of your own)

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
On Error Resume Next
If Target.Row = 2 And Target.Column = 1 Then
Call SizeCircle("Oval 1", Val(Target.Value))
End If
End Sub
Sub SizeCircle(Name As String, Diameter)
Dim xCircle As Shape
Dim xDiameter As Single
On Error GoTo ExitSub
xDiameter = Diameter
If xDiameter > 10 Then xDiameter = 10
If xDiameter < 1 Then xDiameter = 1
Set xCircle = ActiveSheet.Shapes(Name)
xCircle.ScaleWidth 1.5, msoFalse, msoScaleFromTopLeft
With xCircle
.LockAspectRatio = msoFalse
.Width = Application.CentimetersToPoints(xDiameter)
End With
ExitSub:
End Sub
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Hi, how do i replicate the same for multiple shapes linked to multiple cells in the same module?
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Dear Abhinaya,
The article is updated with a new code section which can help you to execute with multiple shapes each depending on different cells. Thank you for your comment.

Best Regards,
Crystal
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How do I name my shape? In your example above, how do you assign the name Oval 2 to the circle you have drawn?
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Dear Ranjit,
For naming a shape, please select this shape, enter the shape name into the Name Box, and then press the Enter key. See below image shown.
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How would you execute this with multiple shapes each depending on different cells?
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Dear Jade,
The article is updated with a new code section which can help you to execute with multiple shapes each depending on different cells. Thank you for your comment.

Best Regards,
Crystal
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