As in former versions of Microsoft Excel, you can link data from a saved Excel spreadsheet or copy cells from an Excel spreadsheet into your Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 presentation.
Solution
- Open Microsoft PowerPoint application. Click "Insert" > "Text" > "Object".

- In the "Insert Object" dialog box, click "Create from file" and then "Browse" button.

- Select your wanted Excel document from your files. Then check "Link"and click "OK".

- Then you can see the Excel worksheet is inserted into the slide. Right click on it and choose "Linked Worksheet Object" > "Edit" to edit the data.
Insert an Excel Worksheet in PowerPoint 2010
- Also, right click on the spreadsheet and choose "Update Link" in the list in order to update the data to match the data in the original Excel file.
Insert an Excel Worksheet in PowerPoint 2010
If you want to insert a linked selection from a spreadsheet, do the following steps.
- Open the right worksheet and select the wanted part, table, chart or others like this. Then hit "Ctrl+C" keys.

- In the PowerPoint presentation, click "Home" > "Paste" > "Paste Special" in the ribbon.

- In the "Paste Special" dialog box, select "Paste link" and then "Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object" under "As" area. Then click "OK".

- To paste a copy a selection of Excel data onto your PowerPoint slide, follow the steps below.
- First, select the selection of data and press "Ctrl+C" keys on the keyboard.

- Also, go to "Home" > "Paste" > "Paste Options" like this. Choose "Keep Source Formatting if you want to copy the data as a PowerPoint table".

- Here, you can see the inserted excel data which keeps source formatting.

- Select "Use Destination Styles" if you want to copy the data as a PowerPoint table like this.

- Select "Embed" if you want to copy the data as information that can be edited in Excel.

- Select "Picture" if you want to copy the data as an un-editable picture

- The last option, select "Keep Text Only" if you want to copy all the data as a single text box.

- Well done.
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