INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT
SLIDE VIEWS
WORKING WITH TABLES
EDITING DATA IN TABLE
TABLE STYLES
TABLE SHADING
QUICK REVIEW
Introduction to PowerPoint
PowerPoint is a program used to create
professional presentations.
Presentations can include:
•Text
•graphics
•tables
•charts
•audio
• video
• flash animation files
• animated clip art
• movie clips
• links to Web sites
PowerPoint
With PowerPoint you can
Enter and edit text easily
Change the appearance of information
Organize and arrange information
Incorporate information from other sources
Present information in a variety of ways
Collaborate on a presentation with others
It has two tabs – Slides tab and the Outline
tab.
Slides tab displays all slides as small pictures
or thumbnails
Outline Tab displays all text on the slides in
outline form. This tab does not show any
graphics. It gives a quick overview of slides.
Slide Views
Presentations can be viewed in a variety of
manners. On the View tab, the Presentation
Views group allows you to view the slides
as Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, Slide
Show, Slide Master, Handout Master, and
Notes Master.
PowerPoint has five primary views -
Normal view
Slide Sorter view
Notes Page view
Slide Show view
Reading view
Normal View: This is the default view where you
create and edit your slides. We can also move
slides in Slides tab in the pane on the left.
Slide Sorter View: In this view, miniature slides
are arranged on the screen. You can drag and
drop slides to easily reorder them, and see more
slides at one time.
Notes Page view
Notes Page option available on View tab. It
displays the notes page for the selected slide,
where you can create additional notes for the
current slide.
Reading View: This view fills most of the
computer screen with a preview of your
presentation. Unlike Slide Show View, it includes
easily accessible buttons for navigation, located at
the bottom right.
Slide Show View: This view completely fills the
computer screen, and is what the audience will
see when they view the presentation.
Working With Tables :-
Tables are basically data presented or arranged in
rows and columns. You can present various forms of
data in tables.
Inserting tables in PowerPoint is clicking
Insert > Table and then dragging your mouse
down the number of rows and columns you’ll
require for your table.
By default, you can insert a 10-column x 8-row
table (10×8 table) using this method.
If you want a larger table, then you can choose
the Insert Table option and just manually type in
the number of columns and rows you require.
To edit and change the layout or format of your
tables, you will need to click on the table you want
to edit to access the hidden Table Tools menu.
You’ll then be presented with the Design
and Layout tab.
If you want to change your table’s design and
appearance, then click on the Design tab.
Likewise, if you want to change the table’s layout,
then click on the Layout tab. If you want to add
more rows or columns, you will find this option in
the Layout tab.
Editing data in table:-
To edit data in a table, click on the cell to be
modified and make changes in it.
To insert new rows in a table:
o Place the insertion point in a cell.
o Click the right mouse button.
o Select Insert option and click on either
Insert Rows Above or Insert Rows
Below sub-option.
To apply different background colours :
o Select the table by clicking on the outside
border.
o Click on Shading button in the Design
tab.
o Select a colour of your choice.
To delete a row or a column from a table, click
on Delete button in the Rows & Columns
group on the Layout tab. Select the required
option.
TABLE STYLES:-
When you insert a table, PowerPoint
automatically applies a table styles to the table.
You can view the Style options in the Table
Styles group on the Design tab.
To apply a table style, first select the table.
Click the Design tab to access all the Table
Styles and Options.
Point the cursor over a table style to see a live
preview of the styles on the slide.
Click the More drop-down arrow to view all
the options.
Click on the desired style to select it.
TO CHANGE TABLE SHADING : -
Select the table.
Select the Design tab.
Select the rows or column that you want to
modify.
Click the Shading option in the Table Styles
group and select any colour of your choice.
QUICK REVIEW : -
PowerPoint is a program used to create
professional presentations.
PowerPoint has five primary views -
o Normal view
o Slide Sorter view
o Notes Page view
o Slide Show view
o Reading view
Tables are basically data presented or
arranged in rows and columns.