I was originally using Office X. The university I work for allows me to
upgrade to Office 2004 for free, which I just did.
Funny you should mention Insert > Object > Microsoft Excel Chart ... I just
did that and the graph fills still don't look or print properly in PPT! I
completely built my Excel graph from Insert > Object > Create new > Microsoft
Excel Chart, and it still looks and prints wonky from PPT but looks and
prints perfectly from Excel.
I've also tried saving my graph from Excel as an image and PDF, but no
matter how high the resolution it looked terrible in PPT.
Any other suggestions? I really would appreciate any other tricks ... or
some setting I've overlooked changing?
Thanks.
Hi,
Well, there are a lot of ways to work with graphs in PowerPoint.
How about this....
In PowerPoint choose one of the slide formats that has a graph. For
example, from PowerPoint's menu choose Format > Slide Layout > Chart.
Paste the data from the Excel workbook into the spreadsheet-look grid.
Format the graph. Close and return to PowerPoint.
That really ought to work.
-Jim

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> I was originally using Office X. The university I work for allows me to
> upgrade to Office 2004 for free, which I just did.
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missl04 - 20 Apr 2006 14:21 GMT
Thank you, Jim!!
I tried doing that once before, but I just couldn't format the graph quite
the same as in Excel ... but now I found some ways to make the data represent
itself the same as my Excel sheet, just had to pull a few tricks ;)
And there was much rejoicing in the office ...
> Hi,
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> >>>Please, help!