PowerPoint & Excel Spreadsheet

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I have inserted an Excel spreadsheet in a PowerPoint slide and am now trying
to widen the Excel portion to see everything in it. PPT seems to dynamically
adjust the size of the image, so even when I have opened the Excel table
within PPT and try to expand the number of rows/columns it automatically just
adjusts the size.

I was able to narrow all the columns initially to be able to see all that I
need. Now I just need to widen one column to read all the text that is in it
and it will again just chop off columns that were part of the image.

Any suggestions or ideas to help this? Anything I can turn off so it does
not automatically do this?
 
I reviewed the articles and they seem to not cover PPT 2007. Even when I do
get to AutoFormat... do not see anything that prevents PPT 2007 from
fromating automatically an inserted Excel Spreadsheet. This is something
that is done in 2007 and not an issue I had with versions of PPT prior.
 
I reviewed the articles and they seem to not cover PPT 2007. Even when I do
get to AutoFormat... do not see anything that prevents PPT 2007 from
fromating automatically an inserted Excel Spreadsheet. This is something
that is done in 2007 and not an issue I had with versions of PPT prior.
Click to expand...

See if this helps:

Excel info cut off or cropped when pasted into PowerPoint
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00068.htm
 
Thanks for the article, but stil does not resolve the problem.

Appears they say problem gone with XP and I am not on 2007. When I open the
link in the PPT file (so it opens Excel) I can scroll over and see all the
data, just problem when I try to expand to see more columns on the slide.
PPT makes it's own changes.
 
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