+8Hi !
I have an image in my documents folder and I need to add it into excel on a specific cell. I saw a training available, but it uses an image fetcher. image fetcher cant be used with a folder path.
Looking for inspiration as I have hit several walls.
Thoughts?
Thanks, in advanced.
+21Hello
The ImageFetcher reads an image from a URL and turns the data into a raster features within the workspace. If you want the equivalent for an image stored on your local system, add a reader for the format of that image file and use that reader to read the file into the workspace.
For example, if the image file is a .jpeg, add a JPEG reader. If the file is a .png, add a PNG reader.
This tutorial https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25407645915021-Writing-Images-to-Microsoft-Excel-Spreadsheets sets the pixel size of the raster within the URL specified within the ImageFetcher. Since your workflow doesn’t use an ImageFetcher, you should use a RasterResampler to set the pixel size of the raster feature after read it into the workspace.
Setting xlsx_row_id, xlsx_col_id, xlsx_raster_height, xlsx_raster_width should stay relatively the same as the tutorial.
+53Hello
The ImageFetcher reads an image from a URL and turns the data into a raster features within the workspace. If you want the equivalent for an image stored on your local system, add a reader for the format of that image file and use that reader to read the file into the workspace.
For example, if the image file is a .jpeg, add a JPEG reader. If the file is a .png, add a PNG reader.
This tutorial https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25407645915021-Writing-Images-to-Microsoft-Excel-Spreadsheets sets the pixel size of the raster within the URL specified within the ImageFetcher. Since your workflow doesn’t use an ImageFetcher, you should use a RasterResampler to set the pixel size of the raster feature after read it into the workspace.
Setting xlsx_row_id, xlsx_col_id, xlsx_raster_height, xlsx_raster_width should stay relatively the same as the tutorial.
Hi
A few years ago I had the same question to solve here.
Thanks in Advance,
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