Our guide below will walk you through the steps of adding an Excel worksheet to a slide as an object so that the data is displayed directly as part of the slideshow.  

Add an Excel Spreadsheet to a Powerpoint 2013 Slide

The steps in this article will show you how to add an existing Excel worksheet to a blank slide in your Powerpoint 2013 presentation. If you simply want to create a blank worksheet on a Powerpoint slide, then you can do so by clicking the Insert tab, then the Table button, then clicking the Insert Excel Spreadsheet option.

  Make sure that the worksheet that you want to use is saved as the active sheet in your workbook. You can do this by selecting the worksheet tab at the bottom of the window so that it is the visible sheet in Excel, then saving the Excel file like that. The steps below will walk you through the process of adding an Excel spreadsheet that you have saved as a file on your computer.  

   

   

   

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