Teach you how to bulk Insert slides

When you use PowerPoint to make PowerPoint, you sometimes need to insert more than one slide into your PowerPoint presentation. If you insert one by one, it will be troublesome. This can be done through the Reuse Slides dialog box,

(1) Select the location where you want to insert the slide, click the Start tab > Slides group > New Slide Drop-down button, and in the Open Drop-down list, select the reuse Slides option, as shown in Figure 4-25.

(2) in the Open Reuse Slides dialog box, click the Browse button, and in the Drop-down list that pops up, select the Browse for File option, as shown in Figure 4-26.

(3) In the Open Browse dialog box, select the slide file you want, and then click the Open button, as shown in Figure 4-27.

(4) When you click the Open button, all slides in the selected document appear as thumbnails in the Slide sorter window in the Reuse Slides dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-28.

(5) Select the Keep source format check box, and click the name of the slide you want to insert in the Slide sorter window to insert multiple slides at any one, as shown in Figure 4-29.

(6) When you insert a slide, place your mouse over the slide thumbnail you want to insert, and you can preview the slide you want to insert in real time, as shown in Figure 4-30.

(7) Click the Close button to close the Reuse Slides dialog box to complete the operation.

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Teach you how to quickly insert a large number of pictures in ppt

When Microsoft Office and Microsoft VB in the macro features meet, you can create powerful features, such as in this article on the use of these two tools to insert hundreds of images in an instant. What would you do if you were to insert dozens of or even hundreds of of pictures and ask each picture to be inserted on each slide page (that is, there are several slides)?

It's a waste of time to click on the "insert → picture → from file" menu command, and then choose the picture you want, or click the "format → background" command to import the picture as a background for PowerPoint. In this case, you can use PowerPoint's powerful macro functionality to combine MULTI-STEP operations into one step and bulk insert pictures.

The first step: Prepare the picture first, assume in the Pictures folder below C disk has 100 jpg picture, such as "c:pictures1.jpg", "c:pictures2.jpg", "c:pictures3.jpg" and so on, The filename is an ordered number;

Step two: Start PowerPoint, press Alt+f11 to open the VisualBasic Editor window, click the "Insert → module" menu command, and enter the following code in the pop-up Code editing window: Subinsertpic () Dimiasinteger fori= 1toactivepresentation.slides.count ActivePresentation.Slides (i). Select WithActiveWindow.Selection.SlideRange. Followmasterbackground=msofalse. Background.Fill.UserPicture "C:pictures" &i& ". jpg" Endwith Next endsub;

Step three: Close the VisualBasic Editor window, and the above module code will be saved automatically. At this point, press ctrl+m continuously to create multiple blank slides that are equal to the number of pictures (for example: 100). Press Alt+f8 to open the Macro dialog box, select the INSERTPIC macro we established above, click "Run", 100 pictures will be automatically inserted into the slide

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