From: Paul on 5 May 2010 11:15 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
From: Bob I on 5 May 2010 11:30 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
From: marysully on 5 May 2010 11:43 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
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