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Excel provides the ability to add an
OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) object directly into your
worksheet. This means that you are placing an object from another
Windows program into your worksheet that, when selected, provides you
with the ability to use the other program's editing tools to
modify it. Objects are added to your worksheet using Insert
Object.
When you have a worksheet option that contains an object you can use
Edit Object to make modifications to the object that has been
selected within the worksheet. The submenu options that display vary
depending upon the type of object selected. With most objects you
have the option of editing the object within the application that
created it, by selecting the Edit
Object
Edit command.
For example, if you have added a Microsoft Map to your worksheet, you
can select Edit
Microsoft Map Object
Edit to make
modifications to the selected map, as shown in Figure 4-16.