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From: bobpom1 on 3 Feb 2010 13:47
I have a similar question in Excel 2007/PowerPoint 2007.

I'm copying a mixed sheet (chart with separate numeric tables).

I want to copy the sheet in Excel exactly as laid out into Power Point, just
not the gridlines. I used to be able to do this in prior versions.

I copy, then Edit|Paste Special. I need to be able to resize in PowerPoint
too.

Thanks,

Bob Pomeroy
p.s. NOT a fan of the new Ribbon in 2007.

"PhillyRon" wrote:

> Hi guys,
> I need to copy/paste some tables from Excel to my presentation in MS Word.
> The gridlines disappear when I turned them off in the TOOLS/OPTIONS/VIEW
> section, but they reappear when you paste them into MS Word What's the
> secret?
>
> PhillyRon
From: Bob I on 3 Feb 2010 15:28
Odd, that doesn't happen here. Got all your updates installed, SP2 etc.?


bobpom1 wrote:

> I have a similar question in Excel 2007/PowerPoint 2007.
>
> I'm copying a mixed sheet (chart with separate numeric tables).
>
> I want to copy the sheet in Excel exactly as laid out into Power Point, just
> not the gridlines. I used to be able to do this in prior versions.
>
> I copy, then Edit|Paste Special. I need to be able to resize in PowerPoint
> too.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob Pomeroy
> p.s. NOT a fan of the new Ribbon in 2007.
>
> "PhillyRon" wrote:
>
>
>>Hi guys,
>>I need to copy/paste some tables from Excel to my presentation in MS Word.
>>The gridlines disappear when I turned them off in the TOOLS/OPTIONS/VIEW
>>section, but they reappear when you paste them into MS Word What's the
>>secret?
>>
>>PhillyRon

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