excel in ppt
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Creating Power point
Presentations
Creating Power point
Presentations
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Creating a PresentationCreating a Presentation
Creating a Presentation
To create a presentation
1. Open PowerPoint. In the task pane underNew select From
Design Template, and then click OK.
2. In the Slide Design task pane, click the design template you
want to use by selecting the appropriate thumbnail (Global forthis workshop). To see the name of the template, hover your
cursor over the thumbnail and a Tool Tip will reveal the name
of the template.
3. Click in the box that says Click to add title, and then type the
title for your presentation (for example, Welcome to Your OnlineCollege).
4. Click the box that says Click to add subtitle, and then type thesubtitle of your presentation (for example, A Global Educational
Experience for Students in Your CareerArea).
5. From the File menu, click Save, and then enter a file name for
your presentation (for example welcome1). Click Save again tosave your file.
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Adding Graphics to your
Presentation
Adding Graphics to your
Presentation
Adding Graphics to your
Presentation
To add graphics to your presentation
1. Click New Slide from the Insert menu.
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Click the New Slide button on the Formatting toolbar to add a
new slide to your presentation.
2. In the Slide Layout pane, click Title and Text Layout (formerlyBulleted List). Remember that a tool tip will divulge the auto
layout name if the cursor hovers over the object for a second.
3. Click on the box that says Click to add title, and then type the
title for that page (for example, Education to Fit Your Schedule).
4. Click the box that says Click to add text, and then type two or
three bullets (for example, Access classes anytime anywhere,
Convenient to your schedule, Education for people ON THEGO).
5. From the Insert menu, point to Picture and then click Clip Art
to open the Insert Clip Art task pane.
5. Type the name of the type of clip art you want, for example,
type Transportation in the box underSearch For, and then clickSearch.
6. From the search results, click the thumbnail for the image you
want to insert. The clip art will be inserted on the slide. To
change the format of the graphic, double-click the image. From
the Format Picture dialog box, you can adjust the size and
position of the graphic. To undo automatic formatting, click the
SmartTag in the lower right corner of the image, and select
Undo Automatic Layout.
7. From the File menu, click Save to save your work.
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Adding Excel Data to your
Presentation
6. Click New Slide from the Insert menu to add a new page to
your presentation.
7. From the Slide Layout task pane under Other Layouts, click
Title and Chart.
8. Click the box that says Click to add title, and then type the title
for the page (for example, Education Pays Off Over Time).
9. Double-click the box that says Double-click to add chart, and
then click Import File from the Edit menu.
10. Browse to the same Excel worksheet that you used in step 4,
and then click Open.
11. In the Import Data Options dialog box, select a sheet from the
workbook, and then click OK.
12. Position and resize the chart as necessary, add any other
pages that you want, and then select Save from the File menu
to save your presentation.
Adding Excel Data to your
Presentation
To add Excel data to your presentation
1. From the Insert menu click New Slide to add a new slide to
your presentation.
2. From the Slide Layout task pane, underText Layouts, click
Title Only to change the format of the new slide. To see the
name of the text layout, hover your mouse over the slide for atool tip.
3. Click the box that says Click to add title, and then type the title
for that page (for example, Annual Income in $K).
4. From the Insert menu, click Object, and then click Create
from file. Browse to a pre-existing Excel file, like
Annual_Income.xls, and then click OK.
5. Position and resize the Excel worksheet as necessary, and
then click Save to save your changes.
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