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!!
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I have a ppt with 80+ charts in 50+ slides.
When I get the data, I've to go into each chart -> right click -> Edit data -> Update the data in the embedded excel.
This process I'm repeating 80+ times for each chart which is time consuming.
I'm aware that the ppt can be transformed into a complete excel pack where we can have all the data in one single sheet and link to multiple charts in different tabs.
But, Is there a possibility in ppt itself to keep all the data in one embedded excel and refer it to all the 80+ charts?
Really appreciate any help on this!!
Please let me know if you have any questions..
Thanks..
I am looking to use a VBA in excel to copy rows/columns of data from my organisation's trading platform (Fidessa) to an excel workbook. The problem I've encountered however is that Fidessa doesn't have an excel plug-in as standard. So is there a way for excel or VBA to automatically copy and paste fields of data from external applications such as Fidessa?
I'm relatively new to VBA so any help would be welcome, thanks!
Used VBA code to copy data as screenshot but this is not suitable. It needs to be the data rows/columns from Fidessa copied across to Excel in order for it to be viable/functional.
I have a huge PPT presenation (>400 slides) and want to extract certain pages based on an Excel table and create a new, smaller presentation.
I created an Excel table which includes the page numbers as well as the title of each slide in the PPT presentation.
The goal now is, to have a macro that allows me to create a new PPT with all the slides that are mentioned in my (sorted) Excel table.
As I am new with VBA (I am only able to copy/paste code and run it afterwards), I was not able to try anything.
Thanks for your help!
I am currently in the following situation:
I have an Excel file where I perform calculations and charts + diagrams are created based on the calculations.
I have a PowerPoint report where I have to copy-paste these visualizations into.
I will need to repeat this process for many Excel files, all containing the same lay out. You can view them as a questionnaire: each Excel file is completed with different answers, though the structure remains the same.
Is there a way for me to create a template PowerPoint report file, where at the start I select which Excel file to 'load', and it pre-populates my PowerPoint file with the correct charts from the selected Excel file?
ndeed, there is a free option available. With SlideFab 2 (lite) you can automate Excel to Powerpoint without coding: You would need to setup the Powerpoint template and link all shapes with the required Excel ranges or charts. Then SlideFab creates the slides for you. When the structure is really the same, you could just let SlideFab connect to the next Excel file and rerun the slide-making process again.
You could also consider using RDBmerge to collect all workbook sheets into one Excel and using formulas to create a kind of staging area which is used for linking with Powerpoint. This would have the benefit that when you iterate a list of worksheet names, your lookup (e.g. using vlookup or index/match) functions would grab the appropriate data into the staging area. SlideFab could then create all slides at once through changing the selected worksheet in a repetitive way.
In case of questions, feel free to reach out.
Disclaimer: I am the owner of SlideFab 2.
Cheers
Jens
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!