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Steps:
1. Insert a shape - say rectangle - on to the slide.
2. Add text into the shape [ Right click on shape and choose 'Add Text'
] - say "Text"
3. Select the shape cilcking on the shape border.
4. Apply a custom animation - Entrance - Fly In to the shape.
5. Now click on the text inside the shape and select it fully.
6. Apply custom animation - Entrance, Swivel
After doing the above steps, we will see 3 custom animation effects in
the Custom Animation pane on the right hand side of PowerPoint Editor
window[1. Rectangle 3: Shape, 2.Text, 3.Text].
We can enumerate these effects using
Application.ActivePresentation.Slides(i).TimeLine.MainSequence(i).
In the above example, 1st two effects [1. Rectangle 3: Shape, 2.Text]
belongs to the shape and the 3rd one [3.Text] belongs to the text.
Is there any way to identify whether a particular effect is applied to
a shape or a text.
1. Insert a shape - say rectangle - on to the slide.
2. Add text into the shape [ Right click on shape and choose 'Add Text'
] - say "Text"
3. Select the shape cilcking on the shape border.
4. Apply a custom animation - Entrance - Fly In to the shape.
5. Now click on the text inside the shape and select it fully.
6. Apply custom animation - Entrance, Swivel
After doing the above steps, we will see 3 custom animation effects in
the Custom Animation pane on the right hand side of PowerPoint Editor
window[1. Rectangle 3: Shape, 2.Text, 3.Text].
We can enumerate these effects using
Application.ActivePresentation.Slides(i).TimeLine.MainSequence(i).
In the above example, 1st two effects [1. Rectangle 3: Shape, 2.Text]
belongs to the shape and the 3rd one [3.Text] belongs to the text.
Is there any way to identify whether a particular effect is applied to
a shape or a text.