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In 2012, you were doing more than adding data to slides--you really put PowerPoint to work to create visual representations of your hard work, bright ideas, and personal style. Charts, themes, animations, color-matching, and tips for presenters were just some of your favorite topics for polishing your PowerPoint presentations.
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Tips for turning your Excel data into PowerPoint chartsEver wish you could get the critical data from your Excel charts into a PowerPoint slide without having to manually add it again? PowerPoint MVP Ellen Finkelstein provides a step-by-step guide to make adding an Excel chart to PowerPoint work like magic.
The themes in the new PowerPoint give you a fast way to have a professional presentation that also expresses your individual style.
Help your audience to follow your presentation and remember your main points by making key slides distinctive.
Add some visual pizzazz to your presentation by reading these tutorials on how to animate text, charts, shapes, and more.
Bruce Gabrielle, author of Speaking PowerPoint, gives a video demonstration of PowerPoint transitions and artistic effects to make part of an image focus while making another part fade into the background.
Part 2 of Bruce Gabrielle's video demo of making an image within an image stand out.
One of the coolest new features in PowerPoint--now you can color-match between presentations and across formats, such as a website or picture.
Popular guest blogger Guy Kawasaki teams up with the Office Web Apps team to give you a step-by-step guide to building a business case and a flawless PowerPoint pitch.
How-tos for presenting in PowerPoint, including using the Notes section, using Presenter's View, tips for presenting in a conference room, and more.
Learn how to start PowerPoint quickly, organize slides at a glance, work with the outline tab, and more.
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