> Inside of a WPF project written in C# I'm creating a new PPT presentation via
> the interop libraries provided by installing Vistual Studio 2008 (so I guess
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> Can anyone provide an example of how to do this?
If the story in VS is the same as in VB/VBA, no. MS hasn't exposed the chart
object model in 2007.
Another approach might be to install MSGraph (which is available as a custom
install option in Office 2007) and use that. Or if Excel exposes the OM, you
might be able to automate it to create the chart and copy/paste or otherwise
insert that into PPT.
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Austin Myers - 30 Nov 2007 18:25 GMT
>> Inside of a WPF project written in C# I'm creating a new PPT presentation
>> via
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> object model in 2007.
Nope, no magic addition to the OM via VS. What ya see is what ya get...

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Steve Rindsberg - 30 Nov 2007 21:01 GMT
> Nope, no magic addition to the OM via VS. What ya see is what ya get...
IOW, WYSIVBAIWYGIVSTO?
(what you see in vba is what you get in VSTO?)
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Brian Reilly, MVP - 02 Dec 2007 01:32 GMT
Steve,
I think we have to wake up Cindy Meister who is now a VSTO MVP and was
a Word MVP who actually used Excel and PPT.
Yo, Cindy my darling
You listening?
Brian Reilly, MVP
>> Nope, no magic addition to the OM via VS. What ya see is what ya get...
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