@zimmejoc
I'm still stuck on how do you get 5 equally sized rectangles that completely fill the slide
@hhmaster789
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
@45_dhruvpandya20
yep I can definitely do all of that labour work on my 90 slides
@davidkrcil9326
"I bet you didn't know about the very basic Fly in option."
@POLICESTARBODYCAMS
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.)
@saqibshafin
I bet that I don't know a lot of things in PowerPoint!
@trailblazercombi
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
@AllergicToFantasy
Been doing this since PowerPoint '97
@StephaniRoberts
Lovely visual…so smooth 😮
@YoungGrizzly
Real nice animation. I don’t do ppts anymore but it’s a nice final polish to a finished presentation.
@SchoolVideosGoHere
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.
@boomergames8094
For the last 10 years or so, all my PPT presentations are a black screen with light grey text. Nothing fancy.
@sanguinor5609
What a great animation. Anyway, I’m just going to export the deck as a PDF.
@zants_
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.
@StephaniRoberts
I didn’t know you could stack them with an interval. Awesome effect!
@klaymoon1
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?
@CamMcGinn1981
I knew most of it. I hadn't thought of the bounce, but it looks good!
@HypeKorepetycje
Nice video and try to get better contrast.
@fashionpolice906
all kids from the 90s been doin this since 2000 lol, made me smile we back to using animations
@fastpptofficial3508