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You can create an excel chart in presentation. This helps to compare a large number of values.
This is much easier to do in MS Powerpoint than in Excel. Powerpoint actually has an organizational chart as one of its templates.
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Select the chart in Excel. Copy the chart by pressing Ctrl and C or going to Copy on the Edit menu. Open Powerpoint and go to a blank slide and then paste it by pressing Ctrl and V, or by going to Paste on the Edit menu. It is also possible to create charts in Powerpoint, but if you already have one created in Excel, then it is better to copy it over.
I dont think its more useful than excel or word. Its a glorified flip chart.
Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
Yes you can. You can copy the chart and then paste it into other files, such as Powerpoint slides or Word documents.
You use the Insert chart facility. You can insert the chart by entering in some values into a worksheet that Powerpoint provides, and which is based on Excel. You can then choose the type of chart you want.
You would use the Chart Wizard to create them quickly.
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Charts in Powerpoint need numbers to actually chart. These values are shown on a spreadsheet which automatically opens when a chart is being created.
Select the chart and change its type using the Design tab.