BAGAIMANA MEMULAI APLIKASI COPILOT BING IMAGE CREATOR

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will explore how to start using the Bing Image Creator application based on VBA Excel. This guide is designed to help you navigate the setup process and utilize the application effectively.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Environment

Before you can use the Bing Image Creator, ensure your environment is ready.

• Install Microsoft Excel: Make sure you have a compatible version of Microsoft Excel installed on your computer.
• Enable VBA:
  • Open Excel.
  • Go to File > Options > Customize Ribbon.
  • Check the "Developer" option and click OK.
• Get Access to Bing Image Creator:
  • Make sure you have a Microsoft account to access Bing services.

Step 2: Downloading the VBA Script

You will need the VBA script for the Bing Image Creator.

• Locate the Script: Visit a trusted source or community forum where the VBA script is available for download.
• Save the Script:
  • Right-click on the link and choose "Save Link As" to download the file to your computer.

Step 3: Importing the VBA Script into Excel

Once you have the script, follow these steps to import it into Excel.

• Open Excel: Launch Microsoft Excel.
• Access the Developer Tab:
  • Click on the "Developer" tab in the ribbon.
• Open the VBA Editor:
  • Click on "Visual Basic" to open the VBA editor.
• Insert a Module:
  • In the VBA editor, right-click on any of the items in the Project Explorer.
  • Choose Insert > Module.
• Paste the Code:
  • Open the downloaded script file and copy its content.
  • Paste it into the newly created module in the VBA editor.
• Save Your Work:
  • Click File > Save, and choose a macro-enabled format like .xlsm.

Step 4: Running the Bing Image Creator

Now that the script is set up, you can run the Bing Image Creator.

• Return to Excel: Close the VBA editor and go back to your Excel workbook.
• Run the Macro:
  • Click on the "Macros" button in the Developer tab.
  • Select the macro you just created and click "Run."
• Input Parameters: Follow any prompts to input parameters or settings required for the image generation.

Step 5: Handling Generated Images

After running the macro, you will need to manage the generated images.

• Locate Images: Check the specified output folder for the images created.
• Save or Edit:
  • You can save the images or edit them using an image editing tool as needed.

Conclusion

You have successfully set up and used the Bing Image Creator application in Excel using VBA. Key points to remember include ensuring your environment is prepared, properly importing the VBA script, and managing the generated images effectively.

For next steps, consider experimenting with different parameters in the Bing Image Creator or exploring more advanced VBA features to enhance your Excel projects.