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Old July 29th, 2009, 09:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.powerpoint
אביתר
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Default Paste excel table to PowerPoint, insert animation makes font bigge

Hello,

I created table in excel 2007:
TEST1
TEST2
TEST3

I copied it and paste special to Power Point 2007.
all works fine when I starting a PowerPoint Presentation from the Current
Slide (shift+F5).
but if I insert animation to the slide like Fade or something else and then
start the slide (shift + F5), it change the font and makes them bigger.
it happens in every computer I tried.

Do you have solution for that?

You can try it on you computer and see the problem.
paste special table from excel to PowerPoint and insert animation and use
shift+F5 to see the results.
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Old July 30th, 2009, 03:19 AM posted to microsoft.public.powerpoint
anitaj08
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Default Paste excel table to PowerPoint, insert animation makes font bigge

Hi there

Click Insert, Object and when the dialogue box appears, check Create from
File. Following that browse for your Excel Doc and once you have found it,
(link it if you wish) click OK.

I think you will find it easier to animate your slide if you use this method.

Best wishes


"אביתר" wrote:

Hello,

I created table in excel 2007:
TEST1
TEST2
TEST3

I copied it and paste special to Power Point 2007.
all works fine when I starting a PowerPoint Presentation from the Current
Slide (shift+F5).
but if I insert animation to the slide like Fade or something else and then
start the slide (shift + F5), it change the font and makes them bigger.
it happens in every computer I tried.

Do you have solution for that?

You can try it on you computer and see the problem.
paste special table from excel to PowerPoint and insert animation and use
shift+F5 to see the results.

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Old July 30th, 2009, 08:34 PM posted to microsoft.public.powerpoint
אביתר
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Default Paste excel table to PowerPoint, insert animation makes font b

It doesn't help.
You can try it yourself: copy excel file by past special to PPT 2007 and
then insert animation and display it and the font will change.

"anitaj08" wrote:

Hi there

Click Insert, Object and when the dialogue box appears, check Create from
File. Following that browse for your Excel Doc and once you have found it,
(link it if you wish) click OK.

I think you will find it easier to animate your slide if you use this method.

Best wishes


"אביתר" wrote:

Hello,

I created table in excel 2007:
TEST1
TEST2
TEST3

I copied it and paste special to Power Point 2007.
all works fine when I starting a PowerPoint Presentation from the Current
Slide (shift+F5).
but if I insert animation to the slide like Fade or something else and then
start the slide (shift + F5), it change the font and makes them bigger.
it happens in every computer I tried.

Do you have solution for that?

You can try it on you computer and see the problem.
paste special table from excel to PowerPoint and insert animation and use
shift+F5 to see the results.

 




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