This "answer" is rather a tip on how to ask, because what you wrote is just a link to a subscription site where you need a login. To get more people to be able to help you, you should tell us what the document is that Ancestry has an image of there. You might think that "everyone" has an Ancestry subscription, but that is certainly not the case for those doing Swedish genealogy, since Ancestry isn't very useful for that.
If you look at the top of the page it says "Kopparberg > Älvdalen > Husförhör (Household examination) > 1733-1747(AI:2)". Quoting that in your question would make it clear to people doing genealogy which book you are asking about, and they (we) can look up the book ourselves from the National Archives of Sweden where it's free, or maybe look at a better-quality photograph from the same book.
(The Älvdalen church archive is available here. The page you asking about there is here.)
Just stating which book you mean is of course not enough, but you need to tell which page/spread as well. In this case the book is paginated, and you see "113" at the top right of the spread, so that should be included in the question. So including "Älvdalen AI:2 p. 113" in the question will make it easier to help; then of course there is no problem in having an Ancestry link as well.
