Tutorials & Tips

How to Make a Waterfall Chart in PowerPoint

The Waterfall Chart is a nice chart that helps to illustrate the change. This kind of chart is very effective and intuitive to use in PowerPoint presentations to show the total change along with a breakdown of the individual components that have driven a change. Unfortunately, PowerPoint didn’t come with this chart type in their gallery …

Review Tab in PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint comes with a Review tab with different options to manage reviews in a presentation document. You can use this Review tab to control how to keep track of document reviews, check the spelling of your presentation, add comments, set the proofing language, check accessibility, translate the presentation to different languages, or even compare …

How to Distribute Horizontally and Vertically in PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint is a potent tool for creating not just engaging presentations, but also for producing compelling infographics and design materials. Infographics are a powerful way of presenting complex information or data in an easy-to-understand, visually appealing manner. In PowerPoint, the feature that allows users to distribute objects and text horizontally and vertically plays a …

How to Skew Image in PowerPoint

Inspired in the article posted on Whatmakesblog, we can see how to design a skew image in PowerPoint just using shapes and Format Shape options. This can be really helpful to make 3D objects for our PowerPoint presentations. You can transform a normal picture or shape in PowerPoint into skew image by using the Perspective Contrasting …

How to Insert a Line in PowerPoint

Lines are very useful to design diagrams, charts or just remark some ideas. You can also use lines to separate concepts or content in your presentation slide or you can also make awesome arrows with lines. In PowerPoint you can insert lines easily using shapes. To insert a line in PowerPoint just need to go …

Supply & Demand Chart for PowerPoint

In PowerPoint you can insert diagrams and charts easily but sometimes you need some generic diagrams or business charts for your presentations. Instead of creating the data-driven charts with real data from your spreadsheets, you can just draw a chart using shapes which will be enough in some cases to denote and present an idea, …