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Hi Jamal,
As written, the code simply inserts text content from column A in the Excel workbook into the first textbox on the new slides it creates (it also inserts a picture onto the page - as per the OP's requirements). You don't need your <Name> or <Course> tags for that. Obviously, if your needs are different, the code would need to be modified to suit - it's not a one-size-fits-all solution. PS: Please don't automatically quote the entire previous post in your replies. If there is a particular element in the previous post that you need to reference, quote just that part.
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Thank you very much Paul. It is clear now.
Best Jamal |
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