How to put a formula in Word into PowerPoint

Word inside the powerful formula editing features you will certainly not unfamiliar. But some users may have problems when pasting a word formula into a PowerPoint document:

When the entire text is pasted into a PowerPoint file, the formulas that it contains are missing.

Even if you just select the formula in Word to paste into PowerPoint, the formula becomes a picture and the magnification is blurry.

Let's take a look at how to put the formula in Word into PowerPoint:

The first method:

1. As usual, select the formula in Word and copy it.

2. Then we go into the PowerPoint document and move the cursor where we want to insert the formula.

3. Do not press CTRL + V to paste first. On the Start tab, click on the small arrow below to paste it.

4. Next you can choose a format. There are two main types of best formats:

Picture (Enhanced Metafile)

This paste out of the picture is more clear, even if the amplification is not difficult to see.

Microsoftofficeword Document Objects

This is equivalent to inserting a piece of Word document, so this clarity is the best. But there's a word program on the machine that plays PowerPoint slides.

5. If you choose a picture (Enhanced metafile), the image will not be very poor quality after amplification.

The second method:

1. Open a PowerPoint presentation using the outline view, click Outline, click the mouse on the Outline tab of the Slide/Outline task pane on the left, press CTRL + A to combine the healthy selection, and then use the CTRL + C key or right-click to select Copy on the shortcut menu, And then paste it into Word.

Tip: This method will be the original slide in the row, the various symbols are reproduced intact.

2. Use the "Send" feature to switch to open the PPT slide to convert, click the "file" → "send" → "microsoftword" menu commands. Then select the Use outline only radio button and click OK to find the entire PPT document open in a Word document.

Tip: After converting, you'll find word has many blank lines. Delete all blank lines in Word with the Replace function press "ctrl+h" to open the "Replace" dialog box, enter "^p^p" in "Find Content", enter "^p" in "Replace with", and click the "Replace All" button several times more. ("^" can be entered in the English state with the "shift+6" key.) )

3. Use the "Save as" direct conversion to open the slides that need to be converted, click "file" → "Save As", and then select Save As "Rich Text" in the "Save as Type" list box. Now use Word to open the RTF file you just saved, and then make the appropriate edits to implement the conversion.

4.PPTConverttoDOC software conversion Pptconverttodoc is green soft, after decompression directly run, before running please word and PPT program are closed. Select the ppt file you want to convert and drag directly into the "Pptconverttodoc" program. Click the "Start" button in the tool software to convert, and the program automatically exits after the conversion is complete.

Tip: If you select Add delimited flag on conversion, you will see which page of the current content is on the original slide in the converted Word document. When the conversion is complete, you can automatically create a new Word document that displays all the text in the ppt file.