Pasting Excel Objects Into PowerPoint Using VBA

[@deninsrmic4165]

Your tutorials are brilliantly explained regarding Power point application in VBA. One suggestion if I may add is please do split Power Point Application window with VBE window in two half’s so it’s much easier to follow, allowing us to see both windows on screen. In one of your tutorial on Power Point TextFrame.TextRange. Objects you have done that, and it was much easier to see the code and its meaning.Resolution was a bit bigger too. This is just a suggestion, the score for work done explaining VBA is definitely 10. Thank you for your effort bringing VBA closer to us and sharing your knowledge with us!

[@ablee9961]

Thank you for the video,but how can I export multiple charts and tables to already opened active one slide? I searched a lot but hard to find. Would you please help me ?

[@luffy5054]

Hi ! Does anyone have problems pasting Tables or Ranges that maintain theirs excel format and are editable within ppt in Office 365 edition? In my Office 365 "pptSlide.Shapes.Paste" command pastes an editable Table or Range but without format.

[@pritambasu1846]

Can I copy and paste an object in PowerPoint exactly at the place I want the object to be in the slide. For example I want 3 excel objects in one slide

[@motamayizz]

plz i need code that copy value of cellue excel and make it in textbox in powerpoint pliiz

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[@williamellison58]

Your videos have been extremely helpful! I'm super new to VBA, and am trying to get all charts to come over to ppt, but I'm getting a bug with your code. Run-time error '1004': Application-defined or object-defined error on Chrt.Copy Can you point me in the right direction?

[@SigmaCoding]

More than likely the chart you are trying to copy isn't being referenced correctly. First thing is make sure you're referencing the right workbook, then the right worksheet, and then the right chart.