PowerPoint Animation Clock Effect - Animate Clock Hands in PowerPoint

[@apurbasarker7570]

Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin. - Mother Theresa. Thank You.

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure Apurba.

[@robinperrott6664]

Thanks!! I have set this into the title page 'A Time and A Place' for one of my many PP's for kids... and my grandchildren will love it. I'm inspired to check out more of your tutorials.

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome. Thank you Robin.

[@joshedison2786]

That was clever. I will sure use it soon..Thumbs up!!

[@FoodieQueen]

Great learning. How do we limit it to show 10 mins or 15 mins r 30 mins..?

[@Computergaga]

If you click the effect options button after selecting the spin effect. There are options for a quarter turn or half turn. You would need a clock representing what you wanted also for just 30 minute turns. You can also investigate the Morph transition depending on your version of PowerPoint. Create duplicate slides with clocks with hands in specific positions, and morph between them.

[@FoodieQueen]

Thank you so much. Your video truly is a great help to me as I was struggling to make a this since so long.

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome Savita.

[@sps_vids2024]

fist of all many many thanks Sir for this video. but one question, how can I use it in video? please say how to save this file

[@joannarem510]

Thanks for this. Helpful =)

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome, thanks Joanna.