Most of us use Excel, Word and PowerPoint separately, then paste data from one into another. But Microsoft Office is built for integration, and each program has features for sharing data automatically.
This 90-minute webinar on integrating Word, Excel and PowerPoint shows time-saving techniques for building smart reports and presentations, and explains when and how to use each type of integration.
You'll explore the many options behind copy and paste, the difference between linking and embedding, and how to link Excel data and charts to PowerPoint so they update automatically. You'll also insert and manage Excel spreadsheets inside Word, build a PowerPoint deck from a Word outline, and create customizable speaker notes and handouts in Word.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?
Copying the same numbers between files is slow and easy to get wrong. Knowing which integration method to use keeps reports and presentations accurate and saves time every time the data changes.
The session suits administrative assistants, managers, directors, sales and marketing staff, teachers, students, medical and legal professionals, and anyone who builds reports and presentations in Microsoft Office.
AREA COVERED
- Smart reports and dynamic presentations with integrated data
- Integrating Excel data and charts with PowerPoint
- The many facets of copy and paste
- Linking vs. embedding data
- Linking Excel data and charts to PowerPoint for automatic updates
- Integrating Excel data into Word
- Inserting and managing an Excel spreadsheet or object in Word
- Creating a PowerPoint presentation from a Word outline
- Word to PowerPoint and PowerPoint to Word integration
- Creating customizable PowerPoint speaker notes and handouts in Word
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Build smart reports and dynamic presentations with integrated data
- Use copy and paste options effectively
- Choose between linking and embedding for automatic updates
- Insert and manage Excel objects and spreadsheets in Word
- Link Excel data and charts with PowerPoint
- Move content between Word and PowerPoint, including outlines, speaker notes and handouts
WHO WILL BENEFIT?
- Administrative assistants
- Managers
- Directors
- Sales associates
- Students
- Teachers
- Marketing personnel
- Medical personnel
- Legal professionals
- Anyone using MS Office in a business or educational setting to create reports and presentations
Copying the same numbers between files is slow and easy to get wrong. Knowing which integration method to use keeps reports and presentations accurate and saves time every time the data changes.
The session suits administrative assistants, managers, directors, sales and marketing staff, teachers, students, medical and legal professionals, and anyone who builds reports and presentations in Microsoft Office.
- Smart reports and dynamic presentations with integrated data
- Integrating Excel data and charts with PowerPoint
- The many facets of copy and paste
- Linking vs. embedding data
- Linking Excel data and charts to PowerPoint for automatic updates
- Integrating Excel data into Word
- Inserting and managing an Excel spreadsheet or object in Word
- Creating a PowerPoint presentation from a Word outline
- Word to PowerPoint and PowerPoint to Word integration
- Creating customizable PowerPoint speaker notes and handouts in Word
- Build smart reports and dynamic presentations with integrated data
- Use copy and paste options effectively
- Choose between linking and embedding for automatic updates
- Insert and manage Excel objects and spreadsheets in Word
- Link Excel data and charts with PowerPoint
- Move content between Word and PowerPoint, including outlines, speaker notes and handouts
- Administrative assistants
- Managers
- Directors
- Sales associates
- Students
- Teachers
- Marketing personnel
- Medical personnel
- Legal professionals
- Anyone using MS Office in a business or educational setting to create reports and presentations