Re: Update "buildin" excel in a powerpoint with macro
- From: Jim Gordon MVP <goldkey74@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 12:27:44 -0400
Hi,
There is at least 4 possible ways you could have created linked charts.
Please let us know which method you followed:
* Link to data that's contained in an excel workboook already saved as a
file somewhere
* Insert > Object > Microsoft Excel Workbook
* Insert > Object > Microsoft Excel Chart
* Insert > Object > Microsoft Graph Chart
Each of the above methods will behave differently, but all of them can
produce charts that are linked to a data table and can be refreshed.
Thanks.
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
Quoting from "Tithen90@xxxxxxxxx" <Tithen90@xxxxxxxxx>, in article
1180295035.655949.82370@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, on [DATE:
Hello
I got a huge problem that I hope you people can help me solve. I am
trying to create a powerpoint with my mac (version 2004 of ppt) and I
got some excel charts that generates random numbers and calculates
abit in my powerpoint and when watching the powerpoint I want the
watcher to have the ability to "refresh" the excel charts to get new
random numbers but I have no idea how to do this. I thougt about doing
a macro but I lack the skills to create it so I wonder if somone could
help me with this.
/ Tithen90@xxxxxxxxx
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Mac MVP
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