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Default VB script in Excel object in Powerpoint (Urgent)


I have a script in an excel table that I have put in powerpoint which I
would like to run in a powerpoint slideshow - using the mouseclick
action.

Is there anyway to do this?

If that isn't possible, is it possible to make a macro in powerpoint
that manipulates cells in an excel object?

What would the address be? I thought something like the following would
work, but it doesn't:
ActiveWindow.Selection.SlideRange.Shapes("Object
11568").Workbook(1).Worksheets(1).Range("A1:B5") = "AB"

I also thought of making a button in the excel file and then embeding
it in the powerpoint file. Unfortunately, the button does not work
either. How would I get the button to work.. or at least how would I
get the script that is linked to that button to work from inside a
powerpoint slide show (using the mouseover or mouseclick action)?

Here is 'the sample file' (http://ep.pe.kr/sample2.ppt), could anyone
take a look?

This is quite urgent, so I would be really appreciative for any help!


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