VBA in Excel & PowerPoint
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The document provides a guide on using VBA in Excel and PowerPoint for various tasks such as copying ranges and charts, changing slide layouts, and managing shapes and slides. It includes instructions for handling presentations in both PowerPoint 2010 and 2013, including deleting and resizing shapes, and saving presentations as new files. The content also addresses the automation of updating multiple presentations with data from Excel.
VBA in Excel & PowerPoint
- 1. VBA Excel & PowerPoint Angelina Teneva
- 2. Setting the scene VBE Tools References Make sure that the Microsoft PowerPoint Object Library option is ticked Otherwise, the code will return an error 02/05/2015 Angelina Teneva 2
- 3. Copy a Range from Excel to PowerPoint 2010 02/05/2015 Angelina Teneva 3 to Open presentation to Closed presentation
- 4. Copy a Range from Excel to PowerPoint 2013 02/05/2015 Angelina Teneva 4 to Open presentation to Closed presentation
- 5. Copy Charts from Excel to PowerPoint 2013 02/05/2015 Angelina Teneva 5 A Chart Sheet (a chart on a tab of its own) A Chart Object (in a worksheet)
- 6. Copy a Chart or a Range from Excel to PowerPoint 02/05/2015 Angelina Teneva 6 PowerPoint 2010 PowerPoint 2013
- 8. change slide layouts in a presentation
- 9. Format font of slide titles in a presentation
- 10. Changing font size and animation settings
- 11. Copy all shapes but title from 1 slide to another
- 12. Copy slides from 1 PPT to another When the code is run, an input box appears where a key word (one that already exists on a section slide) is entered The code then opens the relevant presentation and copies the needed slides straight after the section slide on which the key word is found
- 13. Count the number of Shapes in a slide and show the Shape Type of those different from pictures
- 14. Display the Slide ID & slide title in a Msgbox
- 16. Delete Shapes in a Presentation All shapes that are either Picture, TextBox or Autoshape All different from Title
- 17. Delete slides from a presentation (1/2)
- 18. Delete certain slides from a presentation (2/2) – based on a SlideID
- 19. Resizing pictures in a presentation- max
- 20. Resizing pictures in a presentation- centering Center pictures placed on all slides Center pictures placed on certain slides
- 22. Save a presentation as a new .pptx file
- 23. DO you… …need to update multiple presentations with data from Excel? …dread the exercise?