With a bit of trickary, anything is possible:
- Create a (very large) picture of the data
- Cover it with rectangles leaving a window open that shows the disired bits
(rectangles in the backgoundcolor of the slide)
- Create scrollbars along that window
- Set the x-y-position of the data (picture) according to the value of the
scrollbar.
Superimpose the rest of the slide on top of that.
Bas Hartkamp.
> I am trying to create a slide in a PowerPoint presentation for
> management featuring a stationary Excel graph and a frame within the
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> small frame above the graph in which the Excel data can be scrolled
> through. Thanks for any tips or suggestions that you may have.
chris46521 - 12 Jul 2006 23:32 GMT
Thanks for your reply! Can you tell me how to accomplish each step of
the process? I don't understand how to do it all.
Thanks, Chris
HS Hartkamp Wrote:
> With a bit of trickary, anything is possible:
> - Create a (very large) picture of the data
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> > View this thread:
> http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=559061

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