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    Question Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Hi all,

    I would like to know what the code would be to export cells and a chart from excel to powerpoint.

    In a workbook on sheet1 I have a table, a chart and a table. I would like to be able to export them so that table1, chart1 and table2 appear on 3 separate ppt slides.

    Is this possible and if so what code would be needed?

    Thank you

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    Re: Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Can anyone help?

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    Angry Re: Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Ok,

    I've got it working so that I can get a chart onto a ppt:

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    Within the sheet I have 2 tables. Can I add named ranges to the code to copy each named range onto a different slide?

    The sequence goes, Table1, Chart1, Table2

    I want a ppt to open with Table1 on slide1, chart1 on slide2 etc

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    Re: Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Please someone help!

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    Re: Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Getting desperate guys. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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    Re: Export cells and chart from Excel to Ppt

    Hint:

    The same way you copied a chart and pasted it as a picture in a new PowerPoint slide, you can copy a range and paste it as a picture into another slide.
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