I do a monthly report in Powerpoint that has over a 100 charts and tables
that is linked to excel files. I send the powerpoint file to a client who
then distributes it throughout their company.
I want to use automatic updates for the links but the client will get the
"update links" message when they open it. Is there a way, after I have
finished updating, to create a copy for the client and break the links in one
shot? I don't want to have to break each link one at a time before sending.
Right now I update manually each chart/table.
Thanks,
Echo S - 16 Jun 2006 00:13 GMT
Make a copy of the file and go to Edit|Links. You can choose "break links"
there.

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>I do a monthly report in Powerpoint that has over a 100 charts and tables
> that is linked to excel files. I send the powerpoint file to a client who
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Shyam Pillai - 16 Jun 2006 16:35 GMT
If you can program then here is the code:
Break OLE links programmatically
http://skp.mvps.org/ppt00047.htm

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>I do a monthly report in Powerpoint that has over a 100 charts and tables
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> Thanks,
JohnP - 19 Jun 2006 16:56 GMT
Thanks, that worked for tables I have in the file but not the linked charts.
They are still linked. Is there some extra code for this? I did a Paste Link
from an excel table to create the charts in Powerpoint.

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