I'm still stuck on how do you get 5 equally sized rectangles that completely fill the slide
You can't call it a feature when it has 23 steps edit You can't call it a trick when it has 23 steps (the title was changed. again.)
"I bet you didn't know about the very basic Fly in option."
yep I can definitely do all of that labour work on my 90 slides
Good design but the step could be improved: 1. estimate the width of each retangle 2. complete just first retangle and group 3. select the group and paste to fill up the blank 4. edit text and add animation
I bet that I don't know a lot of things in PowerPoint!
I was taught this in my 6th standard back then.......😅
I want one minute of my life back.
I used this today! Thank you!
Been doing this since PowerPoint '97
Thx I didn’t know that adding 1 rectangle then duplicate it 4 time then right click on a rectangle and choose format shape and then fill each rectangle with a different color and add text to each colum and then group each colum and then selecte all the groups and go the the animation tab then click on fly in then go to effect option and chose from left set the animation to start from previous with a duration of 2 seconde and finally open the animation page and click on bounceEnd would do a cool transition effect
An infinitely better approach would be for each column to slide in from the bottom, in a "wave", with an animation that actually uses Bézier curves to calculate distance per frame
It'd probably save you some time to build one rectangle and text group it, then copy it 4 times, and then change the colors.
For the last 10 years or so, all my PPT presentations are a black screen with light grey text. Nothing fancy.
Nice! Does it work when the monitor size changes? I guess the question is whether the 5 boxes are fixed in width or proportional to the screen?
As a millennial that lucked out making like three PowerPoints my entire school career and never needing to make a deck as an adult, I feel blessed to not have to worry about making something like this lol.
I will automate this steps. Is this useful?
Is there still someone who is amazed by beautiful ppt? It's 2025, we are past shiny shits and gadgets. We need content, not format. Whoever has time to deal with fancy illustrations is not solving enough problems or enough of the problem.
Real nice animation. I don’t do ppts anymore but it’s a nice final polish to a finished presentation.
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