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I regularly create and update powerpoint presentations comprising of 40+ slides, often with 1-2 excel charts per slide. However, at a high number of slides, the presentation often becomes unstable. What is the most effective way to stop the presentation from crashing?


Initially, I tried to embed the charts rather than link them. However, the presentation continues to be unstable when I reach a large number of slides.




Are there any other considerations I need to make? Please bear in mind the charts often have to be updated/amended every few weeks.

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