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That creates an Excel object but doesn't necessarily set a reference to Excel Code. (You would do this in the VBE Tools > References)
If you didn't do this xlToRight and xlDown mean nothing to PowerPoint (they are Excel constants) try this instead. c = Range("D14").End(-4161).Column r = Range("D14").End(-4121).Row 
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