I tried to copy the non adjacent column from excel to PPT. However, the
resulted paste includes the columns not selected. I have series of tables to
be copied from Excel and Pasted in PPT. Some column do not have values,
hence needs to be skipped. Data is like this
----------------WK-------------WK2------------WK3--------------WK4
Category 1------------------------------------------------------------------
Item A----------10---------------25---------------35-----------------45
Item B----------15---------------30---------------40-----------------30
Category 2------------------------------------------------------------------
Item A----------NA---------------NA---------------15----------------25
Item B----------NA---------------NA---------------17----------------35

I have the similar data running into more than 500 lines. Each Category
have around 10 rows. I have to copy the data to PPT which should start from
the WK where there is a integer available.

Have you tried hiding the columns in Excel first?
Then importing what you see into PP.

Sounds like a tedious task!

Just a though.
Kyle.


"Murugan" wrote:

> I tried to copy the non adjacent column from excel to PPT. However, the
> resulted paste includes the columns not selected. I have series of tables to
> be copied from Excel and Pasted in PPT. Some column do not have values,
> hence needs to be skipped. Data is like this
> ----------------WK-------------WK2------------WK3--------------WK4
> Category 1------------------------------------------------------------------
> Item A----------10---------------25---------------35-----------------45
> Item B----------15---------------30---------------40-----------------30
> Category 2------------------------------------------------------------------
> Item A----------NA---------------NA---------------15----------------25
> Item B----------NA---------------NA---------------17----------------35
>
> I have the similar data running into more than 500 lines. Each Category
> have around 10 rows. I have to copy the data to PPT which should start from
> the WK where there is a integer available.

Personally, I would copy the cells of interest to a new "disposable" sheet
in Excel. Delete any rows or columns you do not want, then copy the results
into PowerPoint.

If these values are from constant locations on the excel sheet, you can
create a simple sheet of links to cells on this extra sheet and it will
update allowing you to simply copy and paste each month/week.

Take advantage of what Excel does best (spreadsheets) and don't force
PowerPoint to do another program's job.


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"Murugan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I tried to copy the non adjacent column from excel to PPT. However, the
> resulted paste includes the columns not selected. I have series of tables
> to
> be copied from Excel and Pasted in PPT. Some column do not have values,
> hence needs to be skipped. Data is like this
> ----------------WK-------------WK2------------WK3--------------WK4
> Category
> 1------------------------------------------------------------------
> Item A----------10---------------25---------------35-----------------45
> Item B----------15---------------30---------------40-----------------30
> Category
> 2------------------------------------------------------------------
> Item A----------NA---------------NA---------------15----------------25
> Item B----------NA---------------NA---------------17----------------35
>
> I have the similar data running into more than 500 lines. Each Category
> have around 10 rows. I have to copy the data to PPT which should start
> from
> the WK where there is a integer available.