S
solds
I have to import a worksheet from excel into a Power Point presentation and
have no idea on how to do it could I please get some help.
have no idea on how to do it could I please get some help.
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Frank Kabel
Hi
copy the data and paste it into Powerpoint. This should do
copy the data and paste it into Powerpoint. This should do
D
David Pack
Question: How can I view a bigger portion of a large
spreadsheet pasted into PowerPoint2000 from Excel2000?
Details: When I cut and paste a large spreadsheet into
PowerPoint I can only display part of the spreadsheet in
PowerPoint. When I double-click on the object to edit it,
I can see the whole spreadsheet. When I expand it to see
more columns, PowerPoint returns back to viewing only a
portion of it.
spreadsheet pasted into PowerPoint2000 from Excel2000?
Details: When I cut and paste a large spreadsheet into
PowerPoint I can only display part of the spreadsheet in
PowerPoint. When I double-click on the object to edit it,
I can see the whole spreadsheet. When I expand it to see
more columns, PowerPoint returns back to viewing only a
portion of it.
F
Frank Kabel
Hi
I know this problem. My crude workaround is to insert the copied part
as image ('Edit - Paste Special'). Of course you loose the link to the
original file
I know this problem. My crude workaround is to insert the copied part
as image ('Edit - Paste Special'). Of course you loose the link to the
original file
S
solds
I tried the copy and paste version first and was still told it was wrong.
G
Gord Dibben
solds
Have you tried Help in PP?
From Help Answer Wizard "import data"
Import a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or chart
In the Import Data Options dialog box, select the sheet you want to import.
You can import only one sheet.
Do one of the following:
To import all the data on the worksheet, click Entire sheet under Import.
To import part of the data, click Range, and then type the range of data you
want. For example, to import cells A1 through B5, type A1:B5 in the Range box.
If the range is named, you can type the name instead of the range reference.
If you selected a cell earlier in the procedure, clear the Overwrite existing
cells check box.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Have you tried Help in PP?
From Help Answer Wizard "import data"
Import a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or chart
In the Import Data Options dialog box, select the sheet you want to import.
You can import only one sheet.
Do one of the following:
To import all the data on the worksheet, click Entire sheet under Import.
To import part of the data, click Range, and then type the range of data you
want. For example, to import cells A1 through B5, type A1:B5 in the Range box.
If the range is named, you can type the name instead of the range reference.
If you selected a cell earlier in the procedure, clear the Overwrite existing
cells check box.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP