The mask image tool is only available in Google Slides. To crop your image, click the Crop button then use the black lines on the corners and sides to trim the image. It allows you to ‘trim’ the sides of your image to make it smaller and more focussed on the important parts. The crop image tool is available in both Docs and Slides. In Google Slides, this will display buttons for Crop, Mask, Reset Image, Replace Image and Format options, as shown below. In Google Docs, this will display buttons for Crop, Image options and Replace image, as shown below. To access the image editing tools, simply click once on the image you have inserted into your document or presentation. If you’re looking for an image to get started with, check out Lara Kirk’s post on five smart ways you can find images to use in your documents and presentations. The first step is to insert the image into your Google Doc or Slide. However, Google Docs and Google Slides both include some basic image editing tools that are very easy for anyone to use! In this blog post, we’ll show you how to use each of the tools available to put your own flair on images. Remember that arrayformulas work best if there are no empty rows.Image editing is one of things that can seem a little daunting.
The “ formulas and explanation” sheet explains the formulas. See Example spreadsheet in example folder. Then in the second new column put =arrayformula(SPLIT( E:E, ", " )) I used two formulas to keep it simple. =arrayformula(if(row( A:A )= 1, "photoid1 photoid2 photoid3 photoid4 photoid5" ,substitute( D:D, "open?", "thumbnail?sz=w500&" ))) If you have allowed multiple images to a question, insert as many columns in the sheet as you allowed images plus one and put this formula in row one of the first new column. If you only have allowed a single image, then this formula will work. (This formula will only work for photos collected using a Google Form. Note - These formulas were written where a comma is the separating operator. How do you merge images from Google Drive?
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