Deleting images when deleting entire row

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Folks,

I have a simple spreadsheet with product size, quantity, description and visual (containing a small image).



I'm looking for code that will delete images completely when deleting the entire row in which they reside. At the moment I have images set to "Move and size with cells", however this deposits the re-sized image over the cell lines above.

Is there a simply way to automatically delete an image from the worksheet when deleting the corresponding row?

Thanks in advance,

gor
 

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Hi,


If you are using code you could delete the picture when you call for the row delete - for example:


Code: 
Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A22").EntireRow.Delete
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Picture 1").Delete

After a re-read I think you may be talking about manually deleting the row - then no idea as the image isn't associated with a cell it justs sits on top as far as i am aware.
 
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