Circle Diagram Shape in PowerPoint - Custom Made Shape Tutorial ✔

[@andrewpach]

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[@ReenaResources]

4 years after and this is beautifully useful! Thanks Andrew!!

[@kimfox9946]

This is a terrific tip, Andrew!! Can't wait to impress my students! :)

[@andrewpach]

Fantastic! Thank you for commenting, glad to know its helpful!

[@lifeTechnicolorGuy]

Great tip! Thank you

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much @lifeTechnicolorGuy! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@AdrianVann]

I'm a strategy consultant that works all day in PowerPoint. I've never know about the subtract functionality. Super helpful.

[@andrewpach]

Great to hear! Its an absolute must when working with PPT and trying to create some custom shapes!

[@JayHayche]

Super helpful - Thank you! 🙏

[@andrewpach]

You're so welcome!

[@deanverappan5803]

You legend! Thank you!

[@andrewpach]

You’re welcome Dean Verappan😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@ExcellentSlidesENG]

Valuable tutorial! Huge thanks :) ExcellentSlides there🔥

[@andrewpach]

Thanks ExcellentSlides

[@shivamkathir3592]

Thank you so much!

[@andrewpach]

Glad you say so, thanks for commenting!

[@Chinmayeesvlogs]

awesome! I was just searching for the course on udemy and I got it here thank you so much

[@andrewpach]

Glad it was helpful and thank you for willing to take my course :)

[@virtual-adam]

Very helpful, thanks for the upload 👍

[@andrewpach]

No problem 👍

[@RicardoRamirez-bw1pd]

thanks a lot for share the knowledge

[@andrewpach]

So nice of you, thanks. No problem I enjoy making such diagrams form time to time!

[@WarRocketAjax]

Awesome tutorial!

[@andrewpach]

Always a pleasure Rob, thanks for commenting

[@jiimms9288]

So to add the triangle, we need to use fragment and not subtract. else you can't select the triangle and the circle fragment together. Thanks for a wonderful tutorial again!

[@andrewpach]

Yeah sadly powerpoint doesn't have such custom elements and we have to somehow create them from scratch , creatively.

[@gianmariasilvello9434]

Thanks! very useful

[@andrewpach]

Glad to hear that!

[@deanverappan5803]

Thank you 👍

[@andrewpach]

Thank you very much Dean Verappan! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)

[@احمدالكاشف-ض1غ]

All you do from work, more than wonderful wonderful regards. But can your followers download what you are doing to get it

[@andrewpach]

I will try to add resources but it is a bit troublesome. I will think how to solve it, thanks for the idea!

[@banksmoneyth]

you're awesome

[@andrewpach]

No, you're awesome @banksmoneyth😊 Thank you for leaving a comment and helping me out as well!

[@abhinabsarma482]

your videos are very helpful...... thank you, so much. can you give any alternative to morph transition. because i am using power point 2016 and have not found that transition.

[@andrewpach]

Currently there is no reliable alternative, MORPH is fully unique and I recommend updating in the future, its a really awesome transition. You could group everything and animate it with grow/shrink + line movement but that would take a bit of time!

[@abhinabsarma482]

@@andrewpach thank you☺

[@piotrnowicki9403]

Hi! I have a question. What about compatibility in PowerPoint between versions? I mean let's say i have PowerPoint 2019 and i created presentation with Morph transition for my client. I exported it as .ppsx so it's PowerPoint show. But my client has 2007 version. Will he see this transition? or it will be change for fade transition as default? Please answer me, that's my main problem nowadays HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewpach]

Piotr hello! Actually I don't have 2007 anymore and have no way of testing but ONLY 2016 can play (but not create) morph transitions as well, so that is the only version that works backwards. I'm not sure how a PPSX will work, you must ask this question on the microsoft forum since it is a technical question to versions. 2007 can't play MORPH itself, so I would say it won't work.

[@piotrnowicki9403]

@@andrewpach so often slides for me will look beatiful animated but for customers just decent? :/

[@piotrnowicki9403]

So if I want my customer to see this morph animation, the only way is to record a video ? Because I have PP 2019 and I have morph

[@andrewpach]

@@piotrnowicki9403 Hello Piotr. PowerPoint 2007, 2010 and 2013 is not able to play or use morph. PowerPoint 2016 is able to play morph, but only play, not create it. It depends on the version the client has. It is all explained in the official support files. Please go here --> support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-morph-transition-in-powerpoint-8dd1c7b2-b935-44f5-a74c-741d8d9244ea And read the section about "requirements"