I have an excel program which i distribute to other people in my company.
there is vba code which calls on excel to export certain charts as gif files.
The program then calls on powerpoint to pull in the gif files. One user has
stated that her gif files are truncated. i checked the screen area dimension
and the pixels and both are identical to mine. do you have insight as what
might be causing this.

Same versions of Excel and Windows? In some older versions there were
limitations on the dimensions of a picture which could be copied out of
Excel.

Or does the chart not fit onto the slide? Check the page sizes in the
printer setup.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
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"k2sarah" wrote in message
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I have an excel program which i distribute to other people in my company.
there is vba code which calls on excel to export certain charts as gif
files.
The program then calls on powerpoint to pull in the gif files. One user
has
stated that her gif files are truncated. i checked the screen area
dimension
and the pixels and both are identical to mine. do you have insight as what
might be causing this.