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The two dimensions come together (probably there is a property that brings them separately), but I tested here with an image . jpg and got. Reference to the library Microsoft Shell Controls and Automations
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Function PegarDimensoes() as String
Dim sh As New Shell32.Shell
Dim arq As Shell32.FolderItem
Dim CaminhoPasta As String
Dim NomeArquivo As String
CaminhoPasta = "C:\Users\usuarioTal\Desktop\"
NomeArquivo = "gatos_sorriso.jpg"
Set arq = sh.Namespace(CaminhoPasta).Items.Item(NomeArquivo)
PegarDimensoes = arq.ExtendedProperty("dimensions")
End Sub
Save, my dear! In what part of your code do you have any questions?
– César Rodriguez
Hail to thee, Caesar! Some time ago I mounted a macro that lists all the files inside the folder and allows me to rename them, however I need that the part that lists the documents also bring this file size info, but I do not know how to do it, below Cód that lists the documents: https://gist.github.com/gutosantos1/27fb78be22a6dfde7a3c7d7c0c39ab16
– Gustavo Silva dos Santos