Hi guys, would appriciate your help with the following. I have an Excel sheet
where I copy information from Powerpoint presentations. When there is a
bullet in the powerpoint which I copy it is impossible to remove it from the
excel sheet. The bullet is not located in a particular field but 'floates'
(so to speak). It is not possible to click on the bullet or select it in any
other way. How do I remove the bullet?

Ps when I copy/paste to another Excel sheet the bullets are gone. However
this is not a solution since the file is huge and contains many macro's etc.
I promised my boss I would get rid of them so...

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Paul

Version 2007 has the Selection Pane (Under Find and Select) that you
could use.

Paul wrote:

Hi guys, would appriciate your help with the following. I have an Excel sheet
where I copy information from Powerpoint presentations. When there is a
bullet in the powerpoint which I copy it is impossible to remove it from the
excel sheet. The bullet is not located in a particular field but 'floates'
(so to speak). It is not possible to click on the bullet or select it in any
other way. How do I remove the bullet?

Ps when I copy/paste to another Excel sheet the bullets are gone. However
this is not a solution since the file is huge and contains many macro's etc.
I promised my boss I would get rid of them so...

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Paul

If it is possible, start again, highlight text in PP, then click off the
bullets by clicking on the bullet icon, then copy and paste into Excel.

"Paul" wrote:

Hi guys, would appriciate your help with the following. I have an Excel sheet
where I copy information from Powerpoint presentations. When there is a
bullet in the powerpoint which I copy it is impossible to remove it from the
excel sheet. The bullet is not located in a particular field but 'floates'
(so to speak). It is not possible to click on the bullet or select it in any
other way. How do I remove the bullet?

Ps when I copy/paste to another Excel sheet the bullets are gone. However
this is not a solution since the file is huge and contains many macro's etc.
I promised my boss I would get rid of them so...

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Paul