I am using Excel I tried using the 'Get External Data - From Web' feature to query the website, but it returned the following error:. The Internet site cannot return the object you request. Is this because Excel cannot import online images with this feature? Or is this problem specifically related to the website?
Yes, you can do so. It is actually quite easy. Excel has a AddPicture function. First you'll want to download the image. There are several methods for doing this. To be fair to the original authors, I won't repost the code in its entirety here. Apologies for a mostly link-based answer. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Still works like a charm i. Works in Windows The simple approach worked great. It took me a bit to figure out I needed to paste the Giphy URL into a browser bar in order to edit it they way you describe before I copied and pasted it into my Shopify email marketing image upload section. Much appreciated. Thank you! Do you have advice on how to mangle either of the above style URLs into something Google Slides likes?
Why does this website make it so fucking hard to just download a simple. So helpful! Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Creating your own animated GIFs is actually pretty straightforward. An animated GIF is a series of static images played back just like a cartoon. To create an animated GIF you need to create that series of images in 8-bit, colors and combine them into an animation.
You can use an online tool such as Giphy to create animated GIFs, or you can use Photoshop or other image editor. Adobe has a good guide to creating animated GIFs on its website. This link focuses on Photoshop, of course, but the principles are the same whatever graphics program you use. Some WordPress installations will show the first image but not the animation.
Facebook is full of images and GIFs play a significant part in that number. Some are cute, some are clever and some are just hilarious. Fortunately those days are gone, and now you can directly upload your GIFs to Facebook just as you can everywhere else. Your email address will not be published. Read Next. June 28, at pm.
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