PowerPoint Module 5
Working
with Tables, Graphs & Organisation Chart
Launch
PowerPoint 2000 :
Point
and click <Start>,
<Programs>,
<Microsoft Office>,
<Microsoft PowerPoint>
- Create
a Blank Presentation
You
can create a blank presentation from scratch (Blank
template from the New Slide dialog box selection).
Select
<Blank
AutoLayout>
Click
<File>
<Save As>
Type
ex2
Click
<OK>
- Inserting
a Table
The quickest way to create a table is to click <Insert Table> button
The
other way to create a table is to draw it when you click <Tables
And Borders> button
The
mouse pointer turns into a pencil, and the Tables And Borders
toolbar appears
Click <Insert
Table> button
Drag the mouse pointer to the cell to three column and three
row and release the mouse button
Click
<Tables And Borders> button
Draw a box using the pencil
- Merging
Table Cells
After you've created a table, you might determine that some of
table data doesn't fit neatly within the row-and-column format
that you've defined. You can use merge cells which
is the process of joining multipe cells into one larger cell.
Can you repeat the two more drawings as shown?
- Inserting
and Formatting a Table
Sometimes, information is best presented in table format. With
the Insert
Table
feature, you can create and format a table in PowerPoint.
Click <Insert>
<New Slide>
Select
<Table
AutoLayout>
The Table AutoLayout has been applied
Type Slide
title : Impact Success Stories
Double-click
the
table placeholder
The Insert Table dialog box appears
Click <Table>
Click <Insert>
Click <Table>
Select <Number Of Columns:> box with 2
Select <Number Of Rows:> box with 4
Click
<OK>
Type
the
following
Select
<Bold>,
<Center>, Center Vertically>, and <Fill Color>
buttons
Apply Format on the Company, Success
Click <Draw
Table> button
Draw
a line
under Miller Textiles
Click <Insert>
<New Slide>
Select
<Table
AutoLayout>
Select <Number Of Columns:> box with 4
Select <Number Of Rows:> box with 3
Type
the
following
Insert
Rows and Columns from <Table> of <Tables And Borders>
toolbar
Type
the
following
Resizing
a Table
PowerPoint lets you resize a table
in many ways : column, row and entire table by positioning the
mouse pointer over the table.
- Adding
Shading to a Table
Shading to all
or parts of a table emphasizes a portion of the table or to give
the appearance of different sections in the table, to help call
attention.
Select
the first row with the subheading
2002
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
Click
<Tables And Borders>
The Tables And Borders toolbar appears
Shade the row in Red
Select
the remaining rows
Click <Tables
And Borders>
The Tables And Borders toolbar appears
Shade the rows in Orange
- Inserting
and Formatting a Microsoft Graph Chart
Microsoft Graph is a program that PowerPoint uses to insert a
chart in a presentation slide (becomes an embedded object in the
slide).
You can start Graph by double-clicking a chart placeholder, clicking
the Insert Chart button on the Standard toolbar, or by clicking
Chart on the Insert menu.
Click <Insert>
<New Slide>
Select
<Chart
AutoLayout> Slide
Type Slide
title : Proven Results
Double-click
the
chart placeholder
PowerPoint
launches Microsoft Graph
- Change
Data in a Chart
To
type in new text or value, delete the entire datasheet
Type the data
in the datasheet
- Changing
the Chart Type
Click <Chart>
Click <Chart
Type>
Select <3-D
Bar Chart>
Click <OK>
- Add
Chart Title
Click <Chart>
Click <Chart
Options>
Type Sales
Report
at <Chart title:> box
Type Quarterly at <Category
(X) axis:> box
- Recolor
Chart
Double-click any column
in the chart
Click <Format>
Click <Selected
Data Series>
Click <Patterns>
tab
Click
<Fill Effects> tab to specify a fill effect
Select the options for Gradient, Texture, Pattern, Picture.
Click <OK>
- Inserting
and Modifying an Organizational Chart
Microsoft Organization Chart ins a program that PowerPoint uses
to embed organizational chart objects in presentation slides,
which you can edit any time.
Click <Insert>
<New Slide>
Select
<Organization
Chart AutoLayout> Slide
Type Slide
title : About Impact PR
Double-click
the
org chart placeholder
PowerPoint
launches Organization Chart
Type
John
Tan, MD
Type
the
rest of organizational structure
Refer
to M5 Page 11-15 for Practice Exercise
Practice
Exercise
How
to create a Table ?
How
to create a Chart ?
How
to create an Org. Chart ?
Edwin
Koh : We
completed on the
New
Knowledge and Skills in
MS
PowerPoint 2000 Module 5.
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