in reply to Create a chart in PPT

Also see the technique I described in Use The Macro Recorder, Luke (Re: Using Win32::OLE and Excel - Tips and Tricks). It applies to Powerpoint in the same way it applies to Excel.

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Re^2: Create a chart in PPT
by hdb (Monsignor) on Mar 21, 2013 at 10:22 UTC
    The later versions of Powerpoint (I think starting from 2007) do not have a Macro Recorder anymore (victory of the Dark Side, I assume).

      Good point. It seems that the Macro Recorder still exists, but you have to enable it explicitly. At least that's how it works for me, but $work may have fiddled with the "default" settings of Office a bit too much.

        It does not. Under the link you provide MS explains how to create and edit a macro, but not how to record one. This is a real nuisance because (at least in Excel) the Macro Recorder is the most efficient way to find out how something can be done in VBA.

      Microsoft Office 2007 still has the macro recorder, in both Excel and PowerPoint. It's just a bit hidden. I don't know about later versions of Office though.

      Update: Sorry, I was wrong. PowerPoint might not have the record macro feature. If it does, I can't activate it.

        Pleeease, tell us where to find it!!!