I could not find any information through google about splitting textbox to multiple textboxes, I want my all text will be divided by paragraph with new textboxes for each paragraph. their position will be the same, can anyone help me giving the code or tell me the way to complete the macro in powerpoint
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I want to write VBA code for PowerPoint that inserts a preformatted textbox, specifically wrt to bullet formatting on multiple levels (i.e. first level no bullet, second level round bullet, third indented level a dash bullet, fourth intended level a square bullet). See screenshot for example of formatting
What I have tried
I have a TextPlaceholder (so called in Selection Pane) in Slide Master that is formatted like I want and I hope I can insert that using VBA, but that does not seem to work.
Changing default text box in PPT and then using VBA to simple insert textbox VBA gets me halfway there, because it only allows me to define the first bullet level.
My question is
Is it possible to use VBA to insert a formatted a shape / textbox that adheres to format in the Slide Master (e.g. 'TextPlaceholder' in Selection Pane)?
If not, is there a different solution to insert a formatted textbox that adheres to my desired bullet levels?
Thank you
Mike
It's possible to create textboxes with up to 9 levels of formatting by editing the OOXML of the file. Here are my how-to articles: OOXML Hacking: Text Box Styles OOXML Hacking: Styled Text Boxes Complete. Those articles cover manual editing of the OOXML.
You can programmatically manipulate OOXML with VBA code using the downloads mentioned in this article: Edit OOXML with VBA - Cool Code. Using this code, find the bodyStyle section in slideMaster1.xml, copy the section and paste it into the defaultTextStyle section of presentation.xml.
First of all, thank you #Tanaike for the answer.
First goal: I have a Google Forms, and I want to program an automatic report on Google Slides.
Then for each question (text format) on Form, I want put this response that will be on Form's spreadsheet in a label text at Google Slides.
It would be a text label for each page on Slides. I have 4 questions on Forms, then the slide should have 4 pages, each page with the answer of each question.
I thougth it was possible just with built-in functions of Spreadsheet. That leads me to second goal:
Create a script on spreadsheet with trigger start "on save".
This script will take each cell's content and will put on each Google Slides' label text.
Any help will be apreciated!
I want to know if there is a way to link text boxes in PowerPoint in a similar fashion as Excel so that when I update one text box (for instance, changing the title of the presentation), the other linked text boxes will update by themselves. The purpose is to avoid having to go through the whole presentation to change manually every relevant slides. I don't think there is a build in function but I am fairly new to VBA in PowerPoint (have some experience with Excel already). Any input is very much appreciated, thank you!
I'm having trouble with my excel vba. I want to add a textbox where I can underline, highlight, or manipulate the text. Is that possible?
Here's the scenario: the textbox in a Userform will pull out the information from columns in excel. Once the information is shown in the textbox, a user can annotate, underline, or highlight a specific word and save it. So, this means, there's a need for a word-like textbox.
How can this be resolved? Hope you could help me guys.
It is not possible ryemus sry!
RichText Bow has been disabled since Excel 2003 and wasn't that useful anyway...
For what you need, I'm not sure that VBA will be enough... Maybe with checkboxes to underline data in excel or that kind of things
OK, here's a problem i have. Searching the net did not help much.
In VB.net, you can right-align the text on a label. The label however has automatic word-wrap capabilities so it seems impossible to display a text in the label (of constant size) and always view the last part of the text.
I'm placing a folder name in the label and i'm always interested in seeing the last part of the text. As is now, if the path name is too large, i keep seeing the i.e. "C:\Documents and Settings" part, which i don't care to see. In VB6 when you right-align the text in a label, it displays the last part and if the text doesn't fit, it just cuts the text at the beginning. In VB.NET if the text is too large to fit in the label, word-wrap kicks in so you end up seeing the first part of the text only.
When using a textbox, even if it's right-aligned, if the text doesn't fit it just shows as much as possible from the START of the text (instead of from the END since it's right-aligned.)
Is there a way to achieve a similar behavior in VB.NET as in VB6's label?