What do I do if when I embed a worksheet into a slide, the whole worksheet doesn't show? It doesn't (seem to) scroll, so how do I see the whole thing?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
What do I do if when I embed a worksheet into a slide, the whole worksheet doesn't show? It doesn't (seem to) scroll, so how do I see the whole thing?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
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As I understand things, you can only scroll within the worksheet whilst in Normal View in powerpoint when creating the slide show/presentation. You position the area of the worksheet you want visible in the xcel window in the usual way. As soon as you go into slide show view, powerpoint shows what is in effect a "capture" of the area of the worksheet as it was in the frame being viewed in normal view. I have got around this in some cases by reducing the size of the worksheet so that it fills the slide in normal view and then used pptPlex to create the slide show (you can download pptPlex at: http://www.officelabs.com/projects/p...s/default.aspx), because with pptPlex one can zoom in on any region of a slide to see even the smallest text. Of course, this may not be practical in many cases. But, as far as I can make out, you can not have an active xcel worksheet scroll window in a powerpoint slide in slide show view. Do any other Loungers have a different take?
Yours Aye, Peter S.
If a problem has no solution, it is not a problem to be solved but a fact to be coped with over time (Donald Rumsfeld)
(My Setup: Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz; Win 8 Pro (64 bit); 8GB RAM; OCZ Vertex 4 SSD (SATA III); WD Velociraptor 300GB; WD "Blue" 500GB; ASUS 260GTX Graphics Card, Office 2013 Prof (32-bit); MS Project 2013; MS Visio 2013; Acronis TI 2013 with Plus Pack, NIS 2013, etc)
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"
If I embed the spreadsheet, it is too big for the window. Then I put in scroll objects, but they did nothing. AND, if I shrink or expand the spreadsheet window on the slide, instead of shrinking or expanding the area shown, the whole worksheet is shown and the type just expands or contracts.
Ugh!
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"
Hi CB. Yes, I have done that, but I am still unable to scroll the worksheet in Slide View?????
Try this link to get to ppt Plex: http://www.officelabs.com/projects/pptPlex/
Yours Aye, Peter S.
If a problem has no solution, it is not a problem to be solved but a fact to be coped with over time (Donald Rumsfeld)
(My Setup: Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz; Win 8 Pro (64 bit); 8GB RAM; OCZ Vertex 4 SSD (SATA III); WD Velociraptor 300GB; WD "Blue" 500GB; ASUS 260GTX Graphics Card, Office 2013 Prof (32-bit); MS Project 2013; MS Visio 2013; Acronis TI 2013 with Plus Pack, NIS 2013, etc)
Peter, I'll take a look at that new link, but you know what someone told me that seems to work great? I set up a new blank worksheet in PowerPoint, and then select and copy all from the sheet I want in PPoint, and then paste it into the new worksheet in the slide!
font size, scroll bars -- it's all automatically there and correct!
Regards,
Chuck Billow
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"
Peter, I got the download, and it installs without error, but it doesn't show up at all in PPoint 2010 -- which it I supposed to be compatible with now (new upload). Dunno why it won't show up.When I look at the Add-ins, it shows as inactive, and I tried 3 times re-installing...
Oh well, would have been nice to take a look...
Regards,
Chuck
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"
Hello again Chuck. Sorry to hear the pptPlex add-in does not seem to work: It should, since the down-load site specifically states that pptPlex now works with Office 2007 and 2010. (I still use Office 2007. I downloaded the latest version of pptPlex and find that it still works with my 2007. I can't, however speak for 2010). When you open powerpoint, do you get a pptPlex notification screen overlaid on the usual powerpoint opening view? There should also be a pptPlex button on the ribbon.
By the way, I have tried pasting complete worksheets into a newly-opened blank sheet in powerpoint. The sheet scrolls in Normal View, but NOT in slide (presentation) view.....So, my original post to your thread still seems to apply.
Cheers.
Yours Aye, Peter S.
If a problem has no solution, it is not a problem to be solved but a fact to be coped with over time (Donald Rumsfeld)
(My Setup: Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz; Win 8 Pro (64 bit); 8GB RAM; OCZ Vertex 4 SSD (SATA III); WD Velociraptor 300GB; WD "Blue" 500GB; ASUS 260GTX Graphics Card, Office 2013 Prof (32-bit); MS Project 2013; MS Visio 2013; Acronis TI 2013 with Plus Pack, NIS 2013, etc)
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"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience - well, that comes from poor judgment."
~ A(lan) A(lexander) Milne (1882-1956)- "House at Pooh Corner"