Troubleshooting
by Tom Mucciolo, Patrice-Anne Rutledge
Special Edition Using Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2002
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think!
- Introduction
- PowerPoint Basics
- Introducing PowerPoint 2002
- Creating a Basic Presentation
- Understanding PowerPoint Presentations
- Using the AutoContent Wizard
- Creating a Presentation Using a Design Template
- Creating a New Presentation from a Template
- Creating a New Presentation from an Existing One
- Creating a Blank Presentation
- Saving a Presentation
- Opening a Presentation
- Deleting a Presentation
- Renaming a Presentation
- Troubleshooting
- Design Corner: Creating a Presentation from Scratch
- Editing and Formatting Presentations
- Working with Text
- Working with Tables
- Organizing Presentations in PowerPoint
- Formatting Slides and Presentations
- Exploring PowerPoint Formatting Options
- Adding Slides
- Deleting Slides
- Rearranging Slides
- Using the Slide Sorter View
- Copying and Moving Slides from One Presentation to Another
- Applying a New Design Template
- Creating Your Own Design Template
- Choosing a New Slide Color Scheme
- Applying a Background
- Troubleshooting
- Design Corner: Modifying an Existing Design Template
- Collaborating on Presentations
- Using Speech and Handwriting Recognition
- Making Presentations
- Working with Graphics, Charts, and Multimedia
- Working with Charts
- Working with Diagrams and Organization Charts
- Working with Media Clips and the Clip Organizer
- Creating and Formatting Objects
- Exploring Object Creation and Formatting
- Using the Drawing Toolbar to Create Objects
- Specifying Colors
- Using the Format Dialog Box
- Manipulating Objects
- Adding Shadow and 3D Effects
- Setting Object Order
- Aligning Objects
- Grouping Objects
- Rotating and Flipping Objects
- Understanding WordArt
- Troubleshooting
- Design Corner: Enhancing Presentations with Formatting Effects
- Working with Animation
- Working with PowerPoint on the Web
- Using PowerPoint's Web Features
- Working with Web Scripts
- Using Online Broadcasts and Meetings
- Understanding Online Broadcasts and Meetings
- Recording and Saving a Broadcast
- Scheduling a Live Broadcast
- Rescheduling a Broadcast
- Starting the Broadcast
- Conducting the Broadcast
- Using Interactive Online Meetings
- Participating in Web Discussions
- Troubleshooting
- Design Corner: Rehearsing for a Live Broadcast
- Advanced PowerPoint
- From Concept to Delivery
- Appendixes
- Index
Troubleshooting
Retaining Excel Formatting
| Q1: | When I paste Excel content into another file, I lose my formatting. |
Excel formatting should be retained when worksheet cells or charts are pasted into your PowerPoint slides. If the pasted content looks different than the source content, however, consider these solutions:
If neither of these options solves the problem, consider embedding an Excel object in the slide and pasting the content there. You'll be able to edit and format the content in its own application, negating the possibility of lost formatting. |
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