think-cell takes care of correct and readable labeling. Avoid using PowerPoint text boxes to label your charts as they will be ignored by think-cell’s automatic label placement. When you create labels from thin
To use this sample, add the following code to a module in PowerPoint (see F.1.1 Visual Basic for Applications for details).Option Explicit Sub LoadStyle_Sample() ' Get the think-cell add-in object Dim tcPpAddIn As Object Set tcPpAddIn = Application.COMAddIns("thinkcell.addin").Object ...
OptionExplicitSubUpdateChart_Sample()' Get the range containing the new dataDimrngAsExcel.RangeSetrng=ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(1).Range("A1:D5")' Get the think-cell add-in objectDimtcXlAddInAsObjectSettcXlAddIn=Application.COMAddIns("thinkcell.addin").Object' Get a PowerPoint instance. Hold on ...
think-cell has built-in automatic update support. In this way, we ensure compatibility with any Microsoft update and provide new features. When PowerPoint or Excel are started, the software checks for a new version. If there is one, the software attempts to install the update....
After insertion, the chart looks and behaves like a regular think-cell chart that has been created in PowerPoint. The Excel workbook containing the linked data will be indicated on top of the chart: Please refer to4.2 Adding and removing labelsand4.4 Styling the chartto learn how to configure...
Using Application.COMAddIns("thinkcell.addin").Object will always get you the think-cell add-in object of the current Office host application, that is tcPpAddIn or tcXlAddIn, depending on whether you use it in PowerPoint or Excel. To acquire a reference to the add-in object in the other...
Value axes are usually scaled by think-cell. You can, however, manually scale a value axis by dragging the handles at the end of the value axis. The values on the axis must always include the range between the lowest and largest value in the datasheet. If you do not want to show a...
Sheets(1).Range("A1:D5") ' Get the think-cell add-in object Dim tcXlAddIn As Object Set tcXlAddIn = Application.COMAddIns("thinkcell.addin").Object ' Get a PowerPoint instance. Hold on to this ' object as long as you want to access the ' generated presentations. There can only ...