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✓ Published: 04-Mar-2018
✓ Published: 04-Mar-2018
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Go ahead and try it yourself: Free trial available at https://slidefab.com/freetrialnnThis video demonstrates how to set up a simple Hello World workbook and presentation with SlideFab 2. It contains the most simple case where a formula-based text from Excel is multiple times written to a shape in a Powerpoint presentation.nnSlideFab 2 is a software to automatically produce PowerPoint slides from any Excel model. The idea is to empower Excel users. Typically coding skills in VBA (Visual Basic) a
Go ahead and try it yourself: Free trial available at https://slidefab.com/freetrialnnThis video demonstrates how to set up a simple Hello World workbook and presentation with SlideFab 2. It contains the most simple case where a formula-based text from Excel is multiple times written to a shape in a Powerpoint presentation.nnSlideFab 2 is a software to automatically produce PowerPoint slides from any Excel model. The idea is to empower Excel users. Typically coding skills in VBA (Visual Basic) a
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