Have you considered keeping it in XL? Create a new workbook. In the
original workbook, select a chart, then use SHIFT + Edit | Copy
Picture... switch to the new workbook and use Edit | Paste.
Repeat for all charts. Use the macro recorder to record your actions
for one chart and generalize the XL generated starter code to work with
all charts in all worksheets in the original workbook. If you don't
know how, share the code for one chart and someone should be able to
help you out.

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> I have 25 charts based on dynamic ranges and featuring links to other
> workbooks.
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Jon Peltier - 31 Mar 2004 17:16 GMT
Or PowerPoint. I keep my workbooks to myself, and distribute pages with
four charts and a title as PowerPoint slides. I have a macro that takes
the charts I've selected, and individually copies them to PowerPoint.
This has saved wear and tear on my Alt and Tab keys. Some of the code is
presented here:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/XL_PPT.html
- Jon
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http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/
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> Have you considered keeping it in XL? Create a new workbook. In the
> original workbook, select a chart, then use SHIFT + Edit | Copy
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> know how, share the code for one chart and someone should be able to
> help you out.