Image position - stretching image

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Hello everyone. I have a problem with images using exceljs. If I just run excel file through and save it, images are immediately deformed (stretched). I tried workaround and so I just removed images from original excel file and inserted them with add image. Again stretched. So I tried not to specify cells for image to include, but also other(more specific option):

{tl: { col: 1.2, row: 0.4 }, br: { col: 3.2, row: 0.9 }}

This worked when row number was not decimal. Because the example above didn’t scale the image from 0.4 to 0.9 of the cell, but rather deformed it … Which is weird as the image started the position on 0.4. This for example worked fine:

{tl: { col: 1.2, row: 0.4 }, br: { col: 3.2, row: 1 }}

but any decimal number in br->row does weird things.

I also tried to specify editAs attribute and all its options, but no luck there.

Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug? Is there any workaround where I can specify the place where I want to include image without stretching image?

Thank you for your help!

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Created 6 years ago
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jwmanncommented, Apr 26, 2018

I’m just wondering why @Trynex’s fix isn’t pulled into master. It’s an actual bug that editAs: 'absolute' doesn’t actually do what it says.

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Trynexcommented, Jan 17, 2018

Hi man. I know what you mean, I tried everything with this plugin but it didnt work. So I had to fork this package and fix it. Currently I’m not near PC but tomorrow I will write you how to use my modified version to make pictures scalable any way you want.

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