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Powerpoint - Add A Sound File To An Object
Powerpoint - Add Sound
Powerpoint - Animation Painter
Powerpoint - Animations
Powerpoint - Artistic Effects
PowerPoint - Backgrounds
Powerpoint - Backstage View
Powerpoint - Bokeh Backgrounds
Powerpoint - Charts
Powerpoint - Compress A Presentation
Powerpoint - Convert Video
Powerpoint - Convert Video Using Camtasia
PowerPoint - Converting Text To SmartArt
Powerpoint - Create A Quiz
PowerPoint - Create A Speech Bubble
PowerPoint - Create A Template
PowerPoint - Create A Theme
PowerPoint - Create Animated Backgrounds
PowerPoint - Creating Shapes
PowerPoint - Curved Text
Powerpoint - Developer Tab
PowerPoint - Embed Your Website
PowerPoint - Embed Videos From Your Hard Drive
PowerPoint - Embed Youtube Videos
PowerPoint - Extract The Background Image
PowerPoint - Formatting Video
Powerpoint - Handouts
PowerPoint - Hyperlink
PowerPoint - Insert A Table
PowerPoint - Insert An Excel Spreadsheet
PowerPoint - Insert Images
PowerPoint - Key Tips
PowerPoint - Make Sound Start Automatically
PowerPoint - Notes
PowerPoint - Open PPT Or PPTX Files
PowerPoint - Paste
PowerPoint - Calendars
PowerPoint - Transparent Text
PowerPoint - Viewer
PowerPoint - Presentation Views
PowerPoint - Remove The Background From An Image
PowerPoint - Rotating Text
PowerPoint - Save As PDF
PowerPoint - Selections
PowerPoint - Shapes
PowerPoint - Slide Layouts
PowerPoint - Slide Transitions
PowerPoint - Speech Bubbles
PowerPoint - Template
PowerPoint - The Ribbon
PowerPoint - Themes
PowerPoint - Clip Art
PowerPoint - Venn Diagram Template
PowerPoint - Video
PowerPoint - What Makes A Good PowerPoint Presentation
PowerPoint - WordArt

PowerPoint - Selections

Sections are a new feature in PowerPoint 2010. You can use them to organise your slides better so that you don’t get lost in overly large presentations. Note that the use of sections is transparent when actually running your slideshow and they won’t be seen by your audience. Trying to remember what a slide represents just by looking at the slide title can be a difficult task, and using PowerPoint sections can give a more clearly defined structure to your presentation. Without them you can easily lose track of where you are.

Sections can break up presentations into named groupings of slides that are similar to the folders you use to organise your files. An added bonus is that you can assign ownership of particular sections to your colleagues for them to work on. If you are creating a brand new presentation, you might even use sections to outline the topics you want to cover.

How To Add A Section In PowerPoint

There are a couple of different ways to add a section in PowerPoint. The first method that we’ll look at uses Slide Sorter View. In this view, you right click between the two slides where you want to add a section and then select Add Section.

Add A Section In PowerPoint 2010

The new section divider separates the previous section from the new one. It’s good practice to name your sections to help you navigate your presentation, so right click on the section divider and select Rename Section. In the dialogue box that appears, type in the name of the section: this refers to all slides that occur after the divider.

This right click menu also gives you the option of removing sections and slides, moving sections up and down, and collapsing and expanding sections.

Section Right Click Menu In PowerPoint 2010

You can also add sections in Normal View by positioning the cursor between two slides and right clicking as we saw earlier. In addition, you can select a particular slide in the slides pane and then use the ribbon to add a section: click Home > Slides > Section > Add Section. A section divider is added before the selected slide. You can then manipulate the section as we did before by using the right click menu.