Powerpoint - Recolor option for images

Richard Schollar

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In PPT2003 I would frequently copy a table out of Excel (as a picture/image, not as an embedded Excel range/worksheet) and plonk it on a PPT slide. I would then right-click on the picture of the table in PPT and select the option to Format Picture and then in the dialog that opens I would hit the Recolor button. This was great because it wqould let me specify an individual colour to modify from say black in the image to my corporate colour.

Moving on to ppt2007 I no longer seem to have this option: I get as far as hitting Recolor and then I get options to change the colour scheme but not individual colours in the image as I had before.

Is there any way to modify just individual colours as I had before?
 

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