레이블이 developer tab인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시
레이블이 developer tab인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시

Delete All Animation in Powerpoint - for Windows


Delete All Animation in Powerpoint - for Windows


I think you will have a lot of pressure to create Powerponit documents from scratch. The most commonly used method is to download a Powerpoint document for a professional designer or a person working in a similar business, and customize it to suit your job.

One of the problems that can occur in this case is that Animaiton is added to the existing Powerpoint document or template.

Existing Method
1.How to delete animations one by one in each slide
2.Click [slide show]> [slide show setting], then select [Show without animation] in the [show setting] dialog box Figure1.

Figure1 : Show Setting > Show without animation check

One drawback is that it takes a lot of time to delete Animation if there are a large number of slides, and there is a disadvantage that Animation can not be executed even if user adds arbitrary Animation.

So let's take a look at how to use VBA to delete an entire animation.

Step 1. Enable Developer Tab in the Ribbon

You must first add the "Developer Tools" to the Ribbon.


Step 2. VBA Code Copy & Paste


Select [Developer Tab]> [Visual Basic]> [Insert]> [Module] and copy / paste the provided file.Figure 2.


Figure2 : Developer Tab > Visual Basic > Insert > Module

Step 3. Run Macro

Select the Run button on the toolbar or press the shortcut key F5 to run the macro. Figure 3.

Figure3 : Run Macro
Message box에서 "Yes"를 클릭하면 Powerpoint Slide에 추가되어 있는 모든 Animaiton이 삭제됩니다. Figure4

Figure4 : Delete alert Message box

When all animations are deleted, the message box "Delete completed" will pop up. Click OK. Figure5.


Figure5 : Finished Message box

VBA code, please see the image below.
Figure6 : Delete All Animation VBA Code

File Download : DeleteAllAnimation.txt

Enable Developer Tab in the Ribbon - for Windows

Enable Developer Tab in the Ribbon


Powerpoint includes many features that you can use to create efficient, eye-catching presentations, and most of the features are easily found in the user interface.

However, there are times when you need a way to more easily perform tasks that can not be handled through repetitive routine tasks or UI. Office applications such as PowerPoint provide a programming language called Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) that allows you to extend your application.

To use these VBA, [Developer Tab] menu should be added to the ribbon menu. In this post, let's see how to add the [Developer Tab] menu.



Step1. Select [File]> [Option] to open the [Powerpoint option] dialog box


Figure1 : File Menu

Figure2 : Option within File menu

Step2. Click [Customize Ribbon] on the left side of the dialog box

Figure3 : Powerpoint option dialog box

Step3. On the right side of the dialog box, under Customize Ribbon, select the Main tab and check the [Developer Tab] check box.

Step4. Enter Click


Figure4 :  Developer tab made visible on the Ribbon
Now the Developer tab is visible on the Ribbon, as shown in Figure 4