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replyReply Mon 10 Jan 2011, 16:08Delegate Helen said...

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how do you importa speasheet to powerpoint?

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replyReply Wed 12 Jan 2011, 15:39Trainer Anthony said...

RE: power point

Hi Helen, thanks for your query. The simplest way to import a spreadsheet into Powerpoint 2007 is to copy and paste it. You'll find this version of Powerpoint is much more stable than previous versions and the spreadsheet becomes embedded onto the slide and can be manipulated quite easily.

Let me know if you have any other queries,

Anthony

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