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Your Google Sheet says Week 3 is thirty requests, but the

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chart in Slides still shows twenty-four.

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In this fictional deck, we will verify the source chart first

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and then update its linked copy on the slide.

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The result is twelve, eighteen, and thirty across the three weeks.

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We will also check why an unlinked image or chart cannot

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use the same Update control.

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Make a private practice Sheet from the CSV: Week 1 is

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twelve, Week 2 is eighteen, and Week 3 is twenty-four.

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Insert a simple chart from those rows.

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Keep a copy of the starting table; it makes the later

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change visible and prevents an unrelated chart format issue from confusing the test.

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In a private Slides presentation, choose Insert, Chart, From Sheets,

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select the practice spreadsheet, select its chart, and keep Link to

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spreadsheet checked before Import.

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Google documents this linking choice.

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A screenshot or an unlinked paste may look identical but will

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not show the linked Update path.

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Return to the practice Sheet and change only Week 3 from twenty-four to thirty.

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Confirm the chart in Sheets now displays the new value.

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Leave Weeks 1 and 2 at twelve and eighteen.

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If the source chart is still stale, troubleshoot the selected data

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range there before touching the slide.

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Back in Slides, select the chart and choose Update at its upper right.

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For several linked objects, Google's help also documents Tools then

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Linked objects and Update all.

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Use the single-chart button in this exercise so the change stays easy to trace.

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Do not claim that merely editing the Sheet instantly changed the slide.

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If no Update control appears, first confirm the source chart actually

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has a newer value; Google notes the control may be absent

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when the linked object is already updated.

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Also inspect whether the slide object is linked to the expected spreadsheet.

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A pasted image or a chart imported with Link to spreadsheet

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unchecked cannot be refreshed through this control.

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Reinsert the correct linked chart into the disposable deck only if it is unlinked.

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In the fictional practice, the linked slide chart should display twelve,

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eighteen, and thirty after Update, matching the changed source Sheet.

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Verify that result rather than redrawing a bar or editing its label by hand.

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If you cannot find Update, check whether the object is linked

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and whether the source chart actually changed.

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The written guide includes the three-row practice data and the link privacy caution.