A doughnut chart displays value data as percentages of the whole and is a chart format available for use in Microsoft PowerPoint. Individual slices represent categories. Doughnut charts are functionally identical to pie charts because you can display almost the same data. There are two types of doughnut charts: doughnut and exploded doughnut. The basic way …
PowerPoint was originally intended for the purpose of presenting slideshows in a projector. However, over time, the software has evolved and is now being utilized for a range of other purposes. For example, PowerPoint is now commonly used for presenting online webinars or training employees remotely using software such as TeamViewer, GoView, or GoToMeeting. Additionally, …
You can create a custom chart in PowerPoint if none of the existing preset charts fulfill your needs. It could be a good idea to make a custom chart in PowerPoint with your own styles and effects if you want to modernize the charts used for your presentations and why not create new visualizations for …
Kiosk mode is a great choice for unattended presentations like demos, product or some business presentations. The kiosk mode is very popular in some stores, airports or waiting rooms where there is no presenter but a display playing a slideshow on its own. It is also useful when you want to use PowerPoint as a …
This PowerPoint trick can help you to align shapes and objects across multiple slides in PowerPoint presentations. We came to this need when we were preparing a business presentation and needed to place some images in the same position across various slides. In other words, the Left and Top position values should be the same …
If you need a 64 bit Codec for PowerPoint then here we will show some alternatives that may make possible to add videos into your PowerPoint presentations running on a Windows 64 bit machine. First, you will need to download a codec package for Windows 64 bit. One of the codec packages that we tested …
There is an easy way to hide the cursor during a PowerPoint slideshow. PowerPoint 2010 lets you hide the cursor on the screen. In order to hide the cursor during a slideshow you will need to start the slideshow and then right click to open Pointer Options. Then you can choose Arrow Options submenu and …
Halloween is synonymous with witches, ghosts, and pumpkins, so if you need to make a Halloween presentation, we will show you how to do it using shapes. Shapes are a powerful feature in PowerPoint 2010 that enables us to make awesome slide designs. We can do many things with shapes, for example, apply set operations like …
This article will explain how to design a simple but useful wheel diagram with multiple layers. You can use this kind of PowerPoint diagrams as a visualization tool for your presentation reports or dashboards, but also to combine the design with other similar visualizations like steering wheel. Let’s see how to make a layered wheel diagram …
Want to rotate an image that doesn’t seem right when inserted into a slide? How about you rotate it! Rotating images is not only easy in PowerPoint but the options are also quite elaborate for formatting your image to perfection, be it for correcting its alignment or showing your audience a picture from a different …
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