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12 votes0 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: General · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Baburaj Balan
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41 votes0 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: PowerPoint · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Baburaj Balan
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75 votes4 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: PowerPoint · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thank you for your suggestion. We are actively thinking through the possibilities for various paths to support importing slides. We’ll pass this request along to the engineering teams. We’ll also update the blogs here at http://blogs.office.com with any news.
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116 votes6 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: PowerPoint · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thank you for sharing! We’re always looking at making more investments in expanding the API support. We’ll pass this request along to the engineering teams. We’ll also update the blogs here at http://blogs.office.com/dev/ with any news.
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I also think this is a very critical piece of functionality. Many companies have pre-created slides saved in some repositories for easier reuse. With the current state of Office JS Add-In, there is no way to insert them into an existing Presentation.
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I second this. Currently, there is no way to insert an existing slide into a deck using JS API. Unlike Word and Excel, PowerPoint is unique in a way that Slides are shared, reused, stored by many Companies as a single unit (instead of the whole document). I am surprised that no feature exists now to insert a slide to an existing presentation either as OOXML or as FileFromBase64.