Creating a "Top Ten" List -- Animate Each Line of Text

[Dick Carlson]

I'm creating a series of "Top Ten" lists, and I want each line of text to fly
in on a click. If I use a single text block, the only option is to fly them
in together or timed -- and I want to be able to step them in manually as
they're read.

I know I could create single text blocks and animate each, but these will be
edited and I'm sure they'd get moved around.

Any elegant solutions I'm missing?

 

[Echo S]

You should be able to use the "group by" X-level paragraphs on the animation
settings. Is that not working for you?

 

[Dick Carlson]

Guess I was just being dense -- it works fine now -- thanks!

You should be able to use the "group by" X-level paragraphs on the animation
settings. Is that not working for you?

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

I'm creating a series of "Top Ten" lists, and I want each line of text to fly
in on a click. If I use a single text block, the only option is to fly them
in together or timed -- and I want to be able to step them in manually as
they're read.

I know I could create single text blocks and animate each, but these will be
edited and I'm sure they'd get moved around.

Any elegant solutions I'm missing?

 

[Echo S]

Hey, sometimes it's hard to find the forest for the trees. Glad we could
help you find that branch. <g>

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Guess I was just being dense -- it works fine now -- thanks!

You should be able to use the "group by" X-level paragraphs on the animation
settings. Is that not working for you?

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

I'm creating a series of "Top Ten" lists, and I want each line of text

to
fly

in on a click. If I use a single text block, the only option is to

fly
them

in together or timed -- and I want to be able to step them in manually as
they're read.

I know I could create single text blocks and animate each, but these

will
be

edited and I'm sure they'd get moved around.

Any elegant solutions I'm missing?

 

[Kathy J]

Dick,
If you want to see a true "Top Ten" effect, turn on "Reverse order". Brings
the list in bottom to top just like Dave

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Guess I was just being dense -- it works fine now -- thanks!

You should be able to use the "group by" X-level paragraphs on the
animation
settings. Is that not working for you?

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

I'm creating a series of "Top Ten" lists, and I want each line of text
to fly
in on a click. If I use a single text block, the only option is to fly them
in together or timed -- and I want to be able to step them in manually
as
they're read.

I know I could create single text blocks and animate each, but these
will be
edited and I'm sure they'd get moved around.

Any elegant solutions I'm missing?