How to Create STUNNING Speedometer Chart Template in PowerPoint

[@ismazura2636]

Hi. Thank you for your shared information. So perfect and creative. Kudos !! 😍😍😍😍

[@ChrisPeterson-h6z]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@bkeperling]

This was one of the easiest instructional videos to follow - thanks for this!

[@garrieirons]

Great tutorial at just the right level. 10/10

[@PresentationProcess]

Full marks, love that!

[@josepeligrocorral]

This video is 5 years old and still helpful. Thanks!❤

[@PresentationProcess]

Glad to hear that!

[@therapywithchris]

Thank you this just really helped me out and would have taken me AGES! Done in an hour thanks to your awesome video 👏🏻

[@tomlove8802]

Using a MacBook Pro I don't get the Picture (Enhanced Metafile) option. The alternatives are either a picture or the existing excel chart- any workarounds?

[@PresentationProcess]

If you have any recent version of PowerPoint, you can also use the SVG format. This format can be ungrouped in PPT for Mac. Other formats that can be ungrouped are EMF, WMF. If nothing else works, you can try inserting as PNG and Crop the image.

[@asgerandersenhybye5943]

@@PresentationProcess I'm glad I checked the comments. I've googled for hours now and the only place to find this solution is right here on the video. Thanks!

[@jandipeach]

FABULOUS! THANK YOU!

[@AnuragKhareOracle]

really great & smart way. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@niveanivi6496]

This is awesome 👍🏻

[@CopperStateAerialPhotography]

Is there a way to animate this dial I.E. moving to a different position in a video ?

[@sharathnb]

Just wonderful tutorial, subscribing to ur channel was one of the best things I've done. I want to buy ur templates, but feel it's very expensive for personal use, do u have any other buying options.

[@MrStoneyDK]

Hmm... I cannot succeed with the ungroup into individual pieces :(

[@Meloske26]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@ricardoalinas6167]

EXCELENT! as always thanks

[@virginierio274]

you're a Genius :-)

[@EasymasterGuru]

Great stuff! What about having an animated needle that moves from red to green. Would that be possible in PP?

[@tonarasi]

Awesome