Copy table from Excel having conditional formatting to PowerPoint presentation

[Gustavo Leal]

Hello, I hope someone can help me. 

I have a request to copy and paste a table from Excel, the problem is that the table have a conditional formatting (icon sets) but when I copy the table the final result is that the icons are missing.

There is a way to copy the table without miss the icons?

Thanks in advance

[Ramaraj Marimuthu]

Hi Gustavo,

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.

If your requirement is to copy and paste a table from excel file to the PowerPoint file using Microsoft Office application, you can use paste options as mentioned below.




 

Options	Usages
Use Destination Styles (S)	Keep the destination style of the table
Keep Source Formatting (K)	Keep the source formatting of the table
Embed (E)	Embed the source excel sheet with the pasted table.
Picture (U)	Pasted a screenshot of the table
Keep Text Only (T)	Keeps the text with in the table

 

By copying a table from excel and pasting to PowerPoint using paste option embed, the conditional formatting icon sets will be preserved in the PowerPoint file. You can also use paste option picture to preserve the table as screenshot.

If your requirement is to copy and paste a table from excel file to the PowerPoint file using Syncfusion XlsIO and Presentation libraries. Then kindly try the attached sample. This sample inserts the excel file as an Ole object to PowerPoint presentation using Syncfusion libraries.

Please let us know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Ramaraj Marimuthu. 

[Ramaraj Marimuthu]

Hi Gustavo,

Please find the sample from below link,

Sample 

Please let us know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Ramaraj Marimuthu. 

[Gustavo Leal]

Hi Ramaraj, First of all thank you for your response.

Is not using Excel application is using Syncfusion XlsIO and Presentation libraries. I will give you my feedback regarding to the Sample project once check it.

Thank you again, Regards

Gustavo Leal

[Gustavo Leal]

Hi Ramaraj,

It worked like a charm.

Thanks

Gustavo Leal