PowerPoint: How to animate bullet and sub-bullets such that both have different animations on the master...
I am always finding myself wanting to do different animation on bullets and sub-bullets, not as a whole.
Currently, the only available option is to do all the bullets (and their sub-bullets) to come together not one at a time.
Is there a way to do bullets on one click and then sub-bullet on the other click?
microsoft-powerpoint animation
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
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I am always finding myself wanting to do different animation on bullets and sub-bullets, not as a whole.
Currently, the only available option is to do all the bullets (and their sub-bullets) to come together not one at a time.
Is there a way to do bullets on one click and then sub-bullet on the other click?
microsoft-powerpoint animation
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42
add a comment |
I am always finding myself wanting to do different animation on bullets and sub-bullets, not as a whole.
Currently, the only available option is to do all the bullets (and their sub-bullets) to come together not one at a time.
Is there a way to do bullets on one click and then sub-bullet on the other click?
microsoft-powerpoint animation
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
I am always finding myself wanting to do different animation on bullets and sub-bullets, not as a whole.
Currently, the only available option is to do all the bullets (and their sub-bullets) to come together not one at a time.
Is there a way to do bullets on one click and then sub-bullet on the other click?
microsoft-powerpoint animation
microsoft-powerpoint animation
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
asked Jan 3 at 15:15
rsc05rsc05
1134
1134
I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42
add a comment |
I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42
I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42
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I think you'll need to enter the bullets/sub-bullets as individual text boxes and animate them all individually.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 5 at 16:30
@SteveRindsberg thank you so much for this, but there is no way to do that automatically for all the slides such that doing it on the slide master?
– rsc05
Jan 5 at 20:19
No way that I know of, I'm afraid.
– Steve Rindsberg
Jan 7 at 16:42