Displaying Excell like a power point presentation
 

Can this be done? The reason i need to know is i will be giving a
presentation where i must have an open excell file that i can change, remove
or add numbers on the fly. I have a projector that can accomodate me, but
want to know if there is a way to remove all of the tabs and such and only
display the actual table

Displaying Excell like a power point presentation
 

Maybe you could use:
View|Full Screen
(xl2003 menu system)

Displaying Excell like power point wrote:

Can this be done? The reason i need to know is i will be giving a
presentation where i must have an open excell file that i can change, remove
or add numbers on the fly. I have a projector that can accomodate me, but
want to know if there is a way to remove all of the tabs and such and only
display the actual table

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Dave Peterson

Displaying Excell like a power point presentation
 

If you are already using PowerPoint as part of yoru presentation, you just
add a hyperlink any Excel file you want to demo.

"Displaying Excell like power point" wrote:

Can this be done? The reason i need to know is i will be giving a
presentation where i must have an open excell file that i can change, remove
or add numbers on the fly. I have a projector that can accomodate me, but
want to know if there is a way to remove all of the tabs and such and only
display the actual table

Displaying Excell like a power point presentation
 

"JR Hester" wrote:

If you are already using PowerPoint as part of yoru presentation, you just
add a hyperlink any Excel file you want to demo.

"Displaying Excell like power point" wrote:

Can this be done? The reason i need to know is i will be giving a
presentation where i must have an open excell file that i can change, remove
or add numbers on the fly. I have a projector that can accomodate me, but
want to know if there is a way to remove all of the tabs and such and only
display the actual table

JR do you know how I can link back from Excel to a specific slide inside
powerpoint?