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1.Font colours disappear when pasting to Powerpoint as Metafile/Enhanced metafile
When using copy/paste special to take a range from Excel 2002 to Powerpoint
2002 all is fine on my PCs - i.e. all formats are kept as expected.
However, my client has 2 of his own machines and 2 of his clients that lose
the font colour only - all text is black (background colours etc are fine).
Colour is retained in HTML and Bitmap formats but not Metafile or Enahnced
Metafile.
Anyone else had this problem? If so, any solutions please.
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3.Is there code for Paste Enhanced Metafile?
I have tried and failed to record a macro that performs the function of
Edit/Paste Special/Enhanced Metafile picture. My recorded macros come up as
empty 'subs'. Can I get around this limitation with VBA code? I can't seem
to...help. Thanks. Same question as another guy, but I do have 2003
4.Pasting Excel Charts as Enhanced Metafiles
Since upgrading to Office 2003, I am unable to
successfully paste Graphs made in Excel as enhanced
metafiles into my office's Microsoft Word report template.
When I paste special, as an enhanced metafile, I am only
able to see the very bottom piece of the graph. I can
move the graph around and resize it, but it will not show
up on screen. Nor does it show up in print preview. BUT
it comes out just fine when I print a hard copy.
This issue is unique to our report template, as I can
paste Excel graphs into a blank Word document with no
trouble.
But it is also unique to Excel, as I can successfully
paste graphs made in Power Point into our report template.
I've tried re-creating the template in 2003 but that did
not help. I've also tried every combination of Office
2000 and 2003 pastes (i.e. graphs made in Excel 2003 into
the 2000 template, graphs made in Excel 2000 into the 2003
template, etc). Nothing seems to work.
Has anyone seen this problem before? Any suggestions on
how to get aorund it?
5.Excel 2007 line-chart pasted as an enhanced metafile - editing
To tailor all our charts we past/special/metafile line charts into
Powerpoint, then ungroup twice to be able to move/chop/change elements of the
chart. When I ungroup the second time the line (representing data) actually
breaks into a huge number of invidual lines (according to the underlying
source data), as opposed to one single line. As a result, things are much
more tedious/complicated. Any way to ungroup a chart in Powerpoint and have
the line stay as a line, and not a ton of individual lines?
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Ben
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