Copying data and charts from Excel^® to PowerPoint^® are very common activities performed by people involved in preparing presentations. You build the tables and the charts in Excel^®, and present them to your audience in PowerPoint^®.

Usually, this basic operation is accomplished by copying separately each data/chart from Excel^® to the clipboard and then pasting  it to a PowerPoint^® slide.

Have you ever asked yourself, why isn’t this operation automatic and more efficient? We have, and EzPaste is definitely our answer!

With  EzPaste, the copy/paste tandem is replaced by a completely new and automatic procedure: when loading EzPaste, all the tables and charts in the active Excel^® file are identified and displayed in a list. You select those you want to paste to PowerPoint^®, and EzPaste   does all the work,  would you have to paste one or one hundred tables/charts.

Moreover, EzPaste  enables you to control every aspect of the pasting process:

•         The order in which to paste

•         The slides numbers where you want each table or chart to lay

•         The format of the pasted object (picture or editable Excel^® object)

•         The layout within the slide

•         And much more....

EzPaste  advantages  are obvious when you have to prepare the same presentation again and again based on the same Excel file where only the data changes. With a click of a button, all the work is done!

You may also prefer to paste the objects to a PDF file instead of PowerPoint^®, as a preliminary review before the PowerPoint^® phase.

EzPaste  emerges from the real world and from real needs. Its concept and design are completely driven by the user in mind.

EzPaste answers a quite limited and specific need. But we think it does it very effectively and in quite an elegant way.

If from time to time, you need to copy a few charts or some data from Excel to PowerPoint, you will find  EzPaste very practical and even enjoyable.

If your work involves frequent copying and pasting charts and data from Excel to PowerPoint, you will find EzPaste indispensable.

In both cases, after using it 3-4 times, you may come to ask yourself, how could  I have managed without it?