The Secret to Animated Bar Charts in PowerPoint
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Published 2021-05-05
In this PowerPoint tutorial, I'll show you how to design a moving bar chart ppt infographic that will animate beautifully using the Morph transition. Plus I'll show you some handy tips and tricks that you can apply to any PowerPoint design.
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A quick note on the Morph feature
To create Morph transitions, you need PowerPoint for the web, PowerPoint 2019 or PowerPoint for Microsoft 365. Other versions of PowerPoint can play Morph transitions but can't create them.
👍 Feel free to download this Moving Bar Chart PPT template.
drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=12Y7xvU2BSm…
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks so much for watching! If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and help the channel grow! 😍 More subs = more videos coming your way on Youtube! bit.ly/SubscribetoCrazyGoodPowerPoint
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This is beyond awesome. Really really enjoyed it. Will watch all of your other videos as well.
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Very interesting idea. The custom guide is very smart. And your color palette looks gorgeous on those graphs.
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oh my god that was beautiful. One of the best learnings I have had! Thank you
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Thank you for sharing! Your tutorial is very useful. I actually learned more than just to animate the bar chart 😁
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I liked this video! Pretty easy and simple instructions. You've earned a new subscriber. 😊
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Gorgeous work 👏👏👏👍
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Great and easy to follow tutorial. I love it will be using this in my presentations.
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Lovely! Easy steps :D Thanks a ton!
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you've done all the work and it now works beautifully and you are proud of yourself. one day later, manager: now make the circles a little bit smaller, and maybe change the color on the left one. now you need to update many things from the scratch, that's the problem with having something this sophisticated in work environments. one week later, let's put in the new numbers, then when realizing it's hand-moved, they would just say: "your chart is broken", instead of appreciating anything that you did, sometimes they just prove that they don't deserve any!
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Love this design! 👍
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This looks great! I love the trick with the "ruler" blocks on the left side to get the percentages to snap in place. Awesome! 😄
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Nice. Thabnks for tutorial
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Great tut! Is there any way to change the font color in a negative bar graph? The main bar chart font color is white, but one the categories is showing negative and you can't see the white number. Thanks!
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Amazing content, Thanks Is it also possible to design a chart from scratch and connect it to Excel, so every time you change the Excel file, get a chart accordingly (with or without animation)
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Really helpful. Thanks
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Thanks so much! My transition wasn't working as well to start, until I realized I need to group the objects prior to duplicating the slide and morphing... if yours isnt working make sure you double check that!
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Thank you very much for knowledge.
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Fantastic!
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Hey Dale, so I'm trying to add a 3rd slide and move some of the bars down and others up and change the percentage number. However when I change the number and click the morph button, the bars I made changes to simplify fade into place and not morph. Would you happen to know why? And how I can fix it. Thanks