I need to send the excel workbook tabs from "Combined" to "PPA HQ" that contain pivot tables and graphs, without the source data. Is it possible to do that?
I would like to keep the the tabs "Combined" to "PPA HQ" in the same workbook and same formats, but without the source data.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated!
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I am trying to combine over Excel 31 worksheets of data with identical headers into one. There are too many rows for the power query to handle. I tried VBA, but I'm not proficient in it, so that didn't work. This is a workbook that will be added to on a weekly bases.
I am trying to combine 31 worksheets on a centralized file into a master sheet. It will be updated with new data on a weekly bases. The headers are identical on each workbook. There is too much data for the power query to handle. The goal is to be able to add data to a master data source and refresh pivot tabs for the functioning dashboard.
I’ve been trying to do this using my very limited coding knowledge. But how do I copy paste particular charts and tables in my excel sheet onto particular pages in my presentation?
Some need to be copied as pictures but most as chart objects.
Thank you in advance!!
I pasted a pivot table from excel to powerpoint and chose the embed option when doing so. The deck is now very large (20MB +) due to the embedded data. Is there a way to keep the table but just drop the embedded data?
The problem is likely because you're copying from a very large Excel workbook. When you embed even one cell from an Excel worksheet, the entire workbook actually gets embedded in the PowerPoint file.
One way around this is to select the information you want to embed, copy/paste it into a new Excel workbook (NOT a new worksheet w/in the workbook), then copy/paste/embed into PPT from the new temporary workbook.
At least this'd work with regular worksheet data; it may not work for Pivot Tables (they'd be dependent on other data that wouldn't get pasted from one worksheet to the other, I'm afraid). But it's worth a shot.
Looking for advice and suggestions on how to build this out...
I am exporting raw data from a data source and pasting it into Excel. The data source cannot directly connect with Excel (hence pasting it in). The data is used to populate a bunch of charts and graphs, similar to a dashboard. The raw data will change depending on the data request. Instead of rebuilding all the charts and graphs, I'd like to paste the new data into the Excel workbook and refresh all the charts and graphs. What is the recommended approach?
I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
I have a workbook (wkbk1) that has a sheet with eight different query tables (a.k.a. data tables) on it -- NOT PIVOT TABLES. They all point to the same external Excel workbook (wkbk2) for their data which is a single sheet with a group of named ranges.
The data for each table in wkbk1 comes from a named range in wkbk2. How can I copy the sheet of eight different tables (from wkbk1) to other workbooks (wkbk3, wkbk4, etc)?
Is it even possible for the query table and its data connection to transfer with the sheet? So far I can't do it manually (no coding). If coding is required I'm fine with that, just need help with it. I have intermediate VBA coding experience.
I'm using Excel 2007/2010.
In Excel 2010, I right click on the sheet tab and choose Move or Copy. Select the destination workbook and check "Create a Copy". The new sheet has the QueryTable on it and refreshes as expected.
So I think copying the sheet will copy the QueryTable and all its properties.
My QueryTable used MSQuery and pointed to another Excel workbook.