Is there a smart tool for copying excel tables and graphs to power point

breadandbutter

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Hi all,

I work a lot with excel and power point. We use excel as the source file for tables and graphs which are copied to power point using a designated tool which allows you to copy the items as images and then automatically update them in PPT once they are updated in Excel.


The issue I have is that since the table sizes vary the font size and table proportions change accordingly. Is there a smart tool that automatically adjusts the table sizes in excel tables that are copied to ppt? Some kind of smart tool that knows how to fit the different size tables (and graphs) when copied to PPT while keeping the original proportions?

Thanks!
 

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