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Default Charting in Excel to Powerpoint - Quality


Hi everyone,

nice to see a dedicated forum for excel.

Anyway, I have a excel sheet that takes data from an Oracle database
does it's stuff and creates chart(s) - very nice it is too. However th
Excel Charts are wasted as we need them on our web server for people t
look at. The charts are created overnight....rather than dynamically
there is just no point in generating the same information all the time.

Right - so I have a lovely excel chart which I want to use on the web
so I program excel to create a new Powerpoint presentation and copy th
chart to the powerpoint slide and save it as (jpg, gif,png etc etc etc
BUT...

the quality of the graph is terrible.....how do I get the quality o
chart that I get in excel in powerpoint.....

Or do I have to use something else like OWC?

Thanks in advance
regards
Sea

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