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    Thanks Admin.
    I see you are creating a temp workbook to embed the chart. However, it does not give the same effect as PasteSpecial - "Use Destination Theme & Embed Workbook (H)". I am using Excel 2010.
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    When i right-click the chartobject, i get 3 options:
    1] Open
    2] Edit
    3] Convert.

    But i do not get 'Edit Data' option, which i would normally get when i PasteSpecial into a new Presentation using option "Use Destination Theme & Embed Workbook (H)".

    When i select 'Edit' option, i get an embedded workbook in the chart itself and not as a standalone excel window.

    Can you try copying the chart and pasting it in a new powerpoint presentation and see the difference? See attached files for example.
    In ppt deck, slide 1 is from your code, slide 2 is manually pastespecial by me using option "Use Destination Theme & Embed Workbook (H)". You will notice the difference. When you right-click the 2nd slide chart, it opens a new workbook in a new window with title showing "Chart in Microsoft Excel". I am unable to replicate this option.

    Hope this is clear.
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