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Leo Nicholson
When pasting Excel line charts into Powerpoint (with dates at bottom, not
table), we are having to make the date fonts very large (10-12) to avoid
printing problems (dates print out as solid black areas). Using large fonts
reduces the plot area of chart itself and ends up with small plot area,
large date fonts. I have tested on both HP and Xerox color inkjets (same
problem). The dates view perfectly with smaller fonts onscreen.
I feel our problems may be related to how we are creating the Powerpoint
slides. We make the charts in Excel and paste into Powerpoint as enhanced
metafiles. Within Excel, are there any steps we should be taking to avoid
this problem? The Excel charts exist as multiple charts within a single
worksheet. Would it help to change to 1 chart per worksheet, etc. Any
advice would be sincerely appreciated.
table), we are having to make the date fonts very large (10-12) to avoid
printing problems (dates print out as solid black areas). Using large fonts
reduces the plot area of chart itself and ends up with small plot area,
large date fonts. I have tested on both HP and Xerox color inkjets (same
problem). The dates view perfectly with smaller fonts onscreen.
I feel our problems may be related to how we are creating the Powerpoint
slides. We make the charts in Excel and paste into Powerpoint as enhanced
metafiles. Within Excel, are there any steps we should be taking to avoid
this problem? The Excel charts exist as multiple charts within a single
worksheet. Would it help to change to 1 chart per worksheet, etc. Any
advice would be sincerely appreciated.