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I have a question regarding the AddPicture method.
I understand that in Excel, cell sizes can change depending on the screen size and other environmental factors. Therefore, I thought about adjusting the Scale value for each environment where the file is opened. However, when using the autoFit option with AddPicture, I realized I couldn't proceed without knowing in which direction the Scale is being adjusted.
When passing {autoFit: true} in GraphicOptions, and the image is scaled down to fit the cell width, for example, with a square image in a vertically longer cell, I assume the width fills the cell and the height in pixels is adjusted accordingly.
Is there a way to know whether the adjustment is being made to the width or the height?
Additionally, if there's no way to know this, should I propose a function that returns information about the scaled-down image (for example: AddPictureAndGetInfo) via a Pull Request?