91.[PowerPoint] Create Number Addition & Subtraction Animation using VBA| Number Game in PowerPoint

[@predpalina]

You explained VBA coding better than my professor...Thank you!;)

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for your kind words...🙂

[@mrinal8899]

Good nice excellent 😁😁

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for watching

[@gulzarkupe8198]

Awesome Video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks

[@CC-rh5zs]

Thank you! Make more lessons about PP VBA, please!

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Sure..This was just a trial..✌

[@RamakrishnanRukmini]

Excellent. Narration at the right speed and perfect clarity. Cheers. RK.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for your review sir..👍

[@powerpointfire1802]

Nice Video!Awesome!

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[@lovebaking2503]

amazing! first time heard about VBA integrating with PPT!

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you

[@fahadsardar6180]

Very Good tutorial. Please focus more on powerpoint vba. very less videos on this topic

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you..Yes planning for few more..✌

[@computertutorialsandmore489]

Thanks for the info

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you

[@pothireddivvsmurthy1324]

thank you sir

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you

[@andrewpatterson5479]

I see this isn't in the PowerPoint VBA Basic to Advanced play list. I found this in the Community section via a comment on a poll. Nice one, an actual example of VBA in use. Is it in a different play lis or on its own? I added my "yes" to the poll for more VBA. Outside of artistic skill, it doesn't take long to learn to do most things in PowerPoint outside of the Developer, Record and Scriptlab tabs. It only seems to be you, VBA A-Z and Malik Stalbert with any content at all. I'm currently trying to see if I can get PowerPoint to do Drag and drop jigsaws. I notice, by the way, that there are some things in the Developer tab that do not even need a macro-enabled presentation. I'm thinking particularly about the Active X controls. Why don't you see anyone using a scroll bar, for instance? That's very easily done in PowerPoint using the Active X Textbox in the Developer Tab. This isn't something you would want to show in a presentation, but if you can give a PowerPoint to students, it alows them to read a longer text more easily to do interactive questions which we all know can be embedded inPowerPoint. Showing how to insert scrollable text might be a nice way to bridge the gap between conventional editing and VBA.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for your comment. Yes this video is part of 'PowerPoint Animations' playlist because when i did this video i had no plan of starting dedicated VBA series..Later when i started it, very few were interested to watch it (Views were very low) and inevitably i had to stop it in the middle.. 😑 but now i am planning to restart that series, will do it soon.

[@EDUCATips]

Thanks so much

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks

[@laazizlahcen6262]

Wonderful! thank you Sir

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

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[@jamesinabradshaw1799]

You Rock! Thank you!

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you

[@Farmer151]

THANK YOU

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for watching

[@Farmer151]

@@powerupwithpowerpoint your welcome.

[@Xanklup]

what about using an inputbox to take input from the user how much to ass or subtract.. rather than create so many macros. How to do that?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thats simple, i will plan to post it as a tutorial..👍

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Your question will be answered in my next upload..Stay tuned.

[@MrHesabnet]

Thanks

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for watching

[@laazizlahcen6262]

Only one short question when keeping adding or substructing it does'nt stop in a certain number how to solve this ?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

As you have seen, i have defined variable as integer and its value ranges from -32,768 to 32,767..So any value beyond this range will not work...

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Here is quick reference of all data types and their ranges..
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/data-type-summary

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Sorry, i took your question in wrong way..I will answer your question in my next upload (setting up limits to counter)..Stay tuned.

[@mohakdaga1792]

It is amazing! Thanks a lot.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks

[@mohakdaga1792]

@@powerupwithpowerpoint When we save the file, in which type should we save it because the VBA isn't working in normal form?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

You must have save it as 'PowerPoint-Macro Enabled Presentation'..I have showed this information at the bottom of final review..

[@mohakdaga1792]

@@powerupwithpowerpoint Okay, thank you. Could you make some more tutorials on this topic?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Yes, i am planning for it..👍

[@akademipowerpointmalaysia9216]

Very Good! How to create Reset button on Macro?

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thank you. For set button, please create separate subroutine with just one line of code where you assign its value to 0..And then create a rectangle shape, name it as "Reset" and assign this subroutine routine to it..Code will look something like this..
Sub Reset()
ActivePresentation.Slides(1).shapes("Counter").TextFrame.TextRange.Text=0
End sub

[@akademipowerpointmalaysia9216]

@@powerupwithpowerpoint Thank you so much. When slideshow I want to reset the value from the textbox to 0. Thanks for the solution.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Good idea by the way..All the best.

[@akademipowerpointmalaysia9216]

@@powerupwithpowerpoint When add number maybe thousand, how to decrease decimal and put comma.
Say, 1000 to 1,000 and 10.4577075 to 10.4
Thanks in advance.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Hi..You must format value using below expression and then assign it to text field..
Format(textValue, "#,###.00")

[@deeptipachpande8388]

I was able to make the presentation successfully but I was not able to save it pls give the solution for this

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

You must have save it as 'PowerPoint-Macro Enabled Presentation'..I have showed this information at the bottom of final review..

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Your question will be answered in my next upload..Sray tuned.

[@2bsamurai]

Would like to have more VBA on PowerPoint please

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Sure..Will plan for it..👍

[@Palbrocode]

Bhai help when we are doing it one bit till text value is 1

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Sorry Bhai, i did not get your question.

[@Palbrocode]

Means I have 12 slides in the PPT so what I will do please help I am in truoble

[@Palbrocode]

I will write slides(12) or what