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Adam Clark
Your post about how to PasteSpecial using Application.View just saved me a lot of time.
But how should we select the newly added slide?
Rob Pascale wrote:
Pasting Excel/Word Tables to PowerPoint Fix
13-Feb-09
I just finished speaking with Microsoft about pasting Excel Ranges or Word tables into PowerPoint using VBA.
Assume currSlide is a Slide object.
Rather than pasting the clipboard contents to the Shapes Collection:
currSlide.Shapes.Paste
Paste to the View of the ActiveWindow:
currSlide.Application.ActiveWindow.View.Paste
This does not require you to re-create the tables or paste as pictures. However, if you are creating multiple slides, you will need to make sure you select the newly added slide before using the paste command above.
I hope others get use out of this fix as well.
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But how should we select the newly added slide?
Rob Pascale wrote:
Pasting Excel/Word Tables to PowerPoint Fix
13-Feb-09
I just finished speaking with Microsoft about pasting Excel Ranges or Word tables into PowerPoint using VBA.
Assume currSlide is a Slide object.
Rather than pasting the clipboard contents to the Shapes Collection:
currSlide.Shapes.Paste
Paste to the View of the ActiveWindow:
currSlide.Application.ActiveWindow.View.Paste
This does not require you to re-create the tables or paste as pictures. However, if you are creating multiple slides, you will need to make sure you select the newly added slide before using the paste command above.
I hope others get use out of this fix as well.
EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
Multiple Login Check with Session Pinging
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorial...0-105e52d17cd6/multiple-login-check-with.aspx