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replyReply Fri 19 Oct 2007, 15:54Delegate Thirushnie said...

Thirushnie has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Excel-Powerpoint

How do u transfer an excel document to pwerpoint

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replyReply Sat 20 Oct 2007, 10:27Trainer Rajeev said...

RE: Excel-Powerpoint

Dear Thirushnie

Go to your powerPoint presentation.

Choose Insert object...
Choose "Create from file" option
Browse for your Excel file
If you want them to be linked which means that if you change anything in Excel workbook and you want that to be reflected in the PowerPoint presentation then choose the link option!!

Hope this works!!

 

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