Thanks, I believe this is what I was needing to do. It
was there - I just couldn't figure out how to find it. I
was trying to do the right click and couldn't find Paste
Special on the pop-up menu. I found it under Edit.
Thanks!
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Since I'm not sure if you're asking about columns being
cut off (as Sonia's thinking) or about pasting in an
entire workbook as opposed to just partial data, I'll toss
this out just in case...
The default save is different in 2002 than in previous
versions of PPT. If you copy/pasted data in previous
versions, the entire workbook was embedded. (Unless you
used Edit/Paste Special and opted to link.)
In 2002, the default is to just paste the info itself.
But you can use the paste smart tag that shows up when you
paste in the info and change that to "embed entire
worksheet."
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Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com
presenter, PPT Live '04
Oct 10-13, San Diego
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Dottie said:
In earlier versions of PowerPoint, I was able to copy and
paste excel spreadsheets. Now, when I try using PPT 2002,
the entire information does not copy. Is there any way to
get the complete spreadsheet, chart, etc. to copy into
PPT? Thanks!
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