Company Profile in PowerPoint: Alignment Tricks

[@aneespatel3691]

This of great help, thanks a lot

[@financialmodeling]

+Anees Patel Thanks for watching!

[@LDacic]

Thanks for sharing, this is definitely a useful trick to be aware of. Although, with all the extra steps, it is quite possible a simple drag-align would be faster for the example you showed.

[@financialmodeling]

Yes, that is true in some cases.

[@TreeNewBee_]

Cool to know, thanks!

[@financialmodeling]

+Hao Zhang Thanks for watching!

[@adriandsouza6677]

Can we somehow get the template for this?

[@financialmodeling]

Click "Show More" and scroll to the bottom.

[@crownroyal89]

In the text boxes for multiples, financials, etc., how do you get some of the text to line left and some to line right?

[@financialmodeling]

+Eric Hampton Ctrl + L for left align and Ctrl + R for right align. And you can use tab stops for other alignments by inserting them on the ruler.

[@crownroyal89]

+Mergers & Inquisitions / Breaking Into Wall Street Got it - thanks!

[@morganfourdrigniez9339]

How did you create those panes/grid lines? Thank you

[@financialmodeling]

Alt, W, S, and then drag them to where you want. Ctrl + Left Click to create a new drawing guide.

[@shray_shukla]

How can I download the template that one you show in the video ?

[@financialmodeling]

Click "More" or "Show More" and scroll to the links under Resources.