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Erik
This also happens to me constantly and is puzzling, not
mention extremely annoying.
mention extremely annoying.
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Echo S
Well, guys, "formatting" covers a lot of ground. What exactly is or
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
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Andre Lambier
Hi,
My user is creating the spreadsheet in excel and then
copies and pastes into powerpoint. We are seeing numbers,
graphs etc. being cut off. Also they format the graph to
the exact size needed and powerpoint changes the size..
outside dimensions. If you try to change the size the
fonts change.
My user is creating the spreadsheet in excel and then
copies and pastes into powerpoint. We are seeing numbers,
graphs etc. being cut off. Also they format the graph to
the exact size needed and powerpoint changes the size..
outside dimensions. If you try to change the size the
fonts change.
-----Original Message-----
Well, guys, "formatting" covers a lot of ground. What exactly is or
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com
.This also happens to me constantly and is puzzling, not
mention extremely annoying.
E
Echo S
Ah, then check Excel info cut off when pasted into PowerPoint
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00068.htm
Echo
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00068.htm
Echo
Andre said:Hi,
My user is creating the spreadsheet in excel and then
copies and pastes into powerpoint. We are seeing numbers,
graphs etc. being cut off. Also they format the graph to
the exact size needed and powerpoint changes the size..
outside dimensions. If you try to change the size the
fonts change.
-----Original Message-----
Well, guys, "formatting" covers a lot of ground. What exactly is or
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com
This also happens to me constantly and is puzzling, not
mention extremely annoying.
-----Original Message-----
Hi,
We have the following,
Windows 2000 pro, office 2000 sp3
I have some users that are having difficulty importing an
excel spreadsheet into a powerpoint presentation. For
some
reason the formatting does not stay the same. This seams
to happen occasionaly. Is this an office 2000 bug??
G
Guest
My user is creating a spreadsheet in excel and copying it
to powerpoint. Just doesn't maintane how it was formatted.
This can be graph size, actual size of spreadsheet, fonts,
lines added.
to powerpoint. Just doesn't maintane how it was formatted.
This can be graph size, actual size of spreadsheet, fonts,
lines added.
-----Original Message-----
Well, guys, "formatting" covers a lot of ground. What exactly is or
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com
.This also happens to me constantly and is puzzling, not
mention extremely annoying.
E
Echo S
Thanks, Andre. I replied to your message a couple of hours before this
one.
In the web interface, you have to hit the "+" button in order to see
replies.
Echo
(courtesy copy bcc to Andre)
one.
In the web interface, you have to hit the "+" button in order to see
replies.
Echo
(courtesy copy bcc to Andre)
My user is creating a spreadsheet in excel and copying it
to powerpoint. Just doesn't maintane how it was formatted.
This can be graph size, actual size of spreadsheet, fonts,
lines added.
-----Original Message-----
Well, guys, "formatting" covers a lot of ground. What exactly is or
isn't happening.
How are you importing the spreadsheets into PPT? Step by step, please.
--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com
.This also happens to me constantly and is puzzling, not
mention extremely annoying.
-----Original Message-----
Hi,
We have the following,
Windows 2000 pro, office 2000 sp3
I have some users that are having difficulty importing an
excel spreadsheet into a powerpoint presentation. For
some
reason the formatting does not stay the same. This seams
to happen occasionaly. Is this an office 2000 bug??
.