📸 Using the Camera Tool for Dynamic Screenshots in Excel

🔧 Process Flow: Enable and Use the Camera Tool

1. Go to: File > Options > Excel Options > Quick Access Toolbar.
2. Under 'Choose commands from', select All Commands.
3. Find Camera in the list.
4. Click Add >> to move it to the right side window.
5. Click OK.

🎉 You’ve now added the Camera tool to use for dynamic screenshots.

Example Dataset (Range A1:B3):

| Item | Sales |

|---------|-------|

| Apple | 100 |

| Banana | 150 |

| Orange | 120 |

1. Select the cell range you want to capture, e.g., A1:B3.

2. Click the **Camera** icon on the Quick Access Toolbar.

3. Your cursor changes to a crosshair — click anywhere on the sheet to place the image.

4. The snapshot will be linked to your selected data and update automatically.

If you update any values in the source range, the snapshot updates instantly.

- Resize the snapshot like a normal image.

- Format it using Picture Tools.

- Place it in dashboards or summary sheets for dynamic visuals.

| Step | Action |

|------|--------|

| 1 | File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar > All Commands > Camera > Add |

| 2 | Select the range |

| 3 | Click Camera icon |

| 4 | Place the snapshot |

| 5 | Data changes reflect dynamically |