The method of making progress bar effect in PPT

The method of making progress bar effect in PPT

Problem analysis

Using PPT to make progress bar, I believe the difficulty lies in the number of the Beat and progress bar synchronization. The tutorial assumes a number from 10 to 100 (the interval is multiples of 10), each digital runout time is 0.1 seconds, 10 digit time altogether 1 seconds, at the same time, the progress bar total occurrence time is set to 1 seconds, thus, can achieve the total time of the number and the progress bar total time is same, achieves the synchronization the goal-- This is the principle of making ppt progress bar.

Preparatory work

Before making the PowerPoint progress bar, we need to prepare the required material (10 digits and progress bar) first.

Animation settings

Throughout the animation process, we need to put all the animation "start", set to "with the previous animation", so as to ensure that the animation at the same time. The animation of the progress bar is erased from the left to the right. And the time is set to 1 seconds, while the number, one at a time and one after another (put each number into the animation set to 0.1s fade out, vanishing animation set to 0.1s fade) until 10 digits complete, and finally static in 100 of this number ( The last numeric animation does not need to set the vanishing animation.

Layout settings

After all the animations are set, we need to align the numbers in the center, all numbers superimposed and arranged in the middle of the progress bar, where we use the PPT typesetting common tools "alignment" of the "center", very useful tools, typesetting needs to use frequently, it is recommended to set this tool as a separate tab, To facilitate our daily use (tutorial follow-up).

When aligned, the results are illustrated below.

This is the whole process of PPT production progress bar, progress bar is simply version, did not carry out in-depth design processing, to give a good look, if you make better visual effects, remember to share with us Oh!