Difference between revisions of "Inserting Objects"
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| − | <div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif |left|75px]]Including supplementary items like images, data tables, flash animations, or video can enhance your PowerPoint presentation and help you highlight certain points.</div> | + | <div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif |left|75px]]Including supplementary items like images, data tables, flash animations, or video can enhance your PowerPoint presentation and help you highlight certain points.</div><br> |
| − | You can insert an Excel worksheet or chart using '''Paste''' or '''Paste Special''' commands in PowerPoint to insert it into a slide. | + | You can insert an Excel worksheet or chart using '''Paste''' or '''Paste Special''' commands in PowerPoint to insert it into a slide.<br> |
You can also insert most other objects by using the '''Insert''' feature, which can usually be found in a menu or tab at the top of the screen. | You can also insert most other objects by using the '''Insert''' feature, which can usually be found in a menu or tab at the top of the screen. | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 15 October 2011
You can insert an Excel worksheet or chart using Paste or Paste Special commands in PowerPoint to insert it into a slide.
You can also insert most other objects by using the Insert feature, which can usually be found in a menu or tab at the top of the screen.
When to Use This
- If you'd like to add objects like Excel worksheets or data tables.
- To add images or flash animations to your presentation.
Additional Help
- Contact Academic Computing if you need additional help.
