Hi,
Right click on the chart. Select Copy. Switch to PowerPoint. Select paste.
It works here. What version do you have?

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> Thanks for response, but I have tried to copy the pivot chart, but it will
> not copy. I don't need the interactivity and would be glad to just paste
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Glen Millar - 08 Oct 2007 12:42 GMT
Hi,
Hmmm. an Access pivot chart? Cant test that as I don't have Access. I
assumed it was in Excel and you know how the assume bit goes!

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> Hi,
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MGT - 09 Oct 2007 02:45 GMT
Thanks for trying... I can't get the Access pivot chart highlighted so I can
copy and paste it. Very frustrating as I have a presentation to make on
Thursday and I don't want to have to do all the charts from Access over again
in Excel. The copy and paste from Excel works fine.
> Hi,
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Chirag - 09 Oct 2007 07:58 GMT
If it fits within a screen, can you do a Print Screen (Prnt Scrn key on most
keyboards) to copy it to clipboard, paste it to PowerPoint slide and Crop
the picture in PowerPoint to the area that you want.
- Chirag
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http://officeone.mvps.org/powershow/powershow.html
> Thanks for trying... I can't get the Access pivot chart highlighted so I
> can
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MGT - 09 Oct 2007 15:55 GMT
That works, although a little laborious, but certainly faster than redoing in
excel. Thanks.
I can't believe in 2007 that I can't copy and paste from Access to Excel or
Powerpoint.
> If it fits within a screen, can you do a Print Screen (Prnt Scrn key on most
> keyboards) to copy it to clipboard, paste it to PowerPoint slide and Crop
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