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MS Access form - Export into MS PowerPoint

Asked by usslindstrom in Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation Software, Microsoft Office Suite, Databases Miscellaneous

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I'm starting to have a horrible taste in my mouth for our District Office (I work at an elementary school)...

It has come down to each of the schools in the district that we need to implement an ID Badge policy (which in itself is a very good idea) for all the employees at the school.

I've made a very nice database using Access quite some time ago, that included everyone's picture, name, position, etc.  It was EXTREMELY easy to manipulate the data (with some help from Exp Exchange) and have a very professional and nice looking badge for everyone.

BUT - this is where the bad taste for the disctrict office is coming into play.

It's a requirement that we have the badges printed by that office, not locally.  They're using a specialized Fargo printer that automatically prints front and back, then laminates the badge.

They've created a template using Powerpoint * of all programs * to print the badges.  (very weird choice of programs for an ID badge if you want my opinion).  - But that's beside the point.  Since, I've already created the access database form (and it looks outstanding) - would anybody happen to know of a way that I can bring the form, via an export or something, into powerpoint.

I'm really not looking forward to cutting and pasting every employee's picture, name, title, etc. for every slide in the powerpoint.

Sorry to sound so negative.  Our district office is making me do it.  :)

Any assistance you guys can provide would be greatly appreciated.Start Free Trial
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