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Hi,

Does anyone know how to write a macro in an Excel file which can copy and
append the data in an Excel worksheet to an existing Access file? Also at the
same time, a graph in that Excel worksheet is linked to a PowerPoint file. So
when the macro is run, I hope both the Access and PowerPoint files will be
updated automatically.

Since I am doing some works which require data analyisis by using Excel, I
currently need to copy and append the data to the Access database manually.
Also I copy the graph from the Excel file to the PowerPoint file manually as
well. It would be great and save a lot of time if one macro in Excel can
manipulate between Excel, Access and PowerPoint?

Thanks and regards,
Jackie
 
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