Saturday, December 17, 2022 7:51:48 AM
The below process works using Google Chrome browser. I don't know about this working using other browsers.
First, open Powerpoint and create a Powerpoint document with a blank page. Leave this open for now.
Now open Stockcharts and create a new chart or open a previously saved chart.
Notice the Stockcharts web address for this chart will be truncated.
Now click on the 'Permalink' button. A pop-up menu will appear. Click on 'Reload with Link'.
Now notice the web link will be expanded.
Now move your mouse onto the chart and right-click on the chart. A pop-up menu will appear.
Click on 'Open image in new tab'.
Now open the new tab.
You will now see your chart with all the other Stockcharts elements stripped away, and the web address will have changed/expanded again.
Move your mouse to the new web address and right-click on it to copy the link.
Now go to a previously opened Powerpoint document. In the top menu bar, click on 'Insert', then click on 'Picture'.
In the pop-up menu that appears, paste the copied link in the 'File name' box. Now open the mini pop-up window showing insert options and select 'Insert with link'.
If you are successful with all of the above, your chart will appear on the Powerpoint page. You can now use all the available Powerpoint tools to position, size, crop, annotate, and personalize this chart, and the page it is on. Be aware, in Powerpoint, pages are also called slides.
Add additional pages (slides), and additional charts to this document as desired.
When you close this Powerpoint document, remember to click on 'Save your changes'.
Now each time you reopen this Powerpoint document, Powerpoint will go get the current version of this linked chart(s) from the web. Powerpoint may ask you as it is opening the document if it is OK to use the links. Click on 'Agree' or 'Yes'..
It is a bit of work to do all of this, to create a slide deck of all the charts desired, but once you have created what you want, it is a great tool.
Let me know if questions. GLTY
First, open Powerpoint and create a Powerpoint document with a blank page. Leave this open for now.
Now open Stockcharts and create a new chart or open a previously saved chart.
Notice the Stockcharts web address for this chart will be truncated.
Now click on the 'Permalink' button. A pop-up menu will appear. Click on 'Reload with Link'.
Now notice the web link will be expanded.
Now move your mouse onto the chart and right-click on the chart. A pop-up menu will appear.
Click on 'Open image in new tab'.
Now open the new tab.
You will now see your chart with all the other Stockcharts elements stripped away, and the web address will have changed/expanded again.
Move your mouse to the new web address and right-click on it to copy the link.
Now go to a previously opened Powerpoint document. In the top menu bar, click on 'Insert', then click on 'Picture'.
In the pop-up menu that appears, paste the copied link in the 'File name' box. Now open the mini pop-up window showing insert options and select 'Insert with link'.
If you are successful with all of the above, your chart will appear on the Powerpoint page. You can now use all the available Powerpoint tools to position, size, crop, annotate, and personalize this chart, and the page it is on. Be aware, in Powerpoint, pages are also called slides.
Add additional pages (slides), and additional charts to this document as desired.
When you close this Powerpoint document, remember to click on 'Save your changes'.
Now each time you reopen this Powerpoint document, Powerpoint will go get the current version of this linked chart(s) from the web. Powerpoint may ask you as it is opening the document if it is OK to use the links. Click on 'Agree' or 'Yes'..
It is a bit of work to do all of this, to create a slide deck of all the charts desired, but once you have created what you want, it is a great tool.
Let me know if questions. GLTY
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