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I produce a weekly report in Access, save it as Word .doc file, then
copy/paste the contents to PP. It has multiple pages so I'm coping and
pasting different sections of the file into different sequential slides of
PP. I want to insert this as a link in Power Point so that I don't have to
keep copy/paste every time it changes. I can get it as an linked object but
the multiple pages to the document is the issue. The object is on the sheet
I said insert object on. But that leaves me with only what shows in that
window - part of one page and of course if you double click it open the
linked Word document - not helpful to the PP presentation. Is there a way to
force the object to flow over multiple pages? I tried grabbing the edges and
made it bigger but that just made it go over the slide, not to the next blank
slide. The closest I got was to insert the object link multiple times - into
each of let's say 3 slides, then crop each object top and bottom so only the
certain page showed. If there is a way to go directly from the Access report
to PP, that would also be helpful. Thanks.
copy/paste the contents to PP. It has multiple pages so I'm coping and
pasting different sections of the file into different sequential slides of
PP. I want to insert this as a link in Power Point so that I don't have to
keep copy/paste every time it changes. I can get it as an linked object but
the multiple pages to the document is the issue. The object is on the sheet
I said insert object on. But that leaves me with only what shows in that
window - part of one page and of course if you double click it open the
linked Word document - not helpful to the PP presentation. Is there a way to
force the object to flow over multiple pages? I tried grabbing the edges and
made it bigger but that just made it go over the slide, not to the next blank
slide. The closest I got was to insert the object link multiple times - into
each of let's say 3 slides, then crop each object top and bottom so only the
certain page showed. If there is a way to go directly from the Access report
to PP, that would also be helpful. Thanks.