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Data input in powerpoint to select data in excel and report back to powerpoint

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    Data input in powerpoint to select data in excel and report back to powerpoint

    Afternoon all,

    I am working on a project, and ideally I would like to have a drop down box (or two) as part of a powerpoint slide. Upon selecting these options it will select/change the data in the following slides (graphs/numbers) based on an excel worksheet that is in the background (and never seen).

    Hope I have described this well enough

    Any help/pointes will be much appreciated

    Dave
    Last edited by daveybright; 12-11-2009 at 06:35 AM.

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    Re: Powerpoint --> Excel ---> Powerpoint

    Hello daveybright

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