Animate a Table in PowerPoint 

Thanks for the clear explanation. It helps me to animate my tables for my thesis defense.

THANK YOU!!! I searched forever on how to find this. Fantastic explanation.

Amazing! content I am going to be playing with this a lot. Thank you so much,

Thank you. This is exactly what I wanted to achieve. Thank you for a clear explanation off a somewhat complicated process. I've made a really nice table.

Awesome tutorial! Thanks a bunch .

Congratulations and good luck for your projects thank you

Thanks Doug. Excellent tutorial. All the best, LC

Nice job!

Thanks Doug for this amazing video

Very nice animation and very useful. Thanks for the lesson.

Well done Doug, great work

Great. Very useful.Just what I needed.

thank you for the great help!

Thanks so much!

Thank you!

This is just marvelous! Thank you so much!

This works but far more cumbersome than the old PowerPoint 2003 ungroup command which was perfect. Wish we could get that back! When I was able to contact Microsoft they said they sacrificed the ungroup command so they could have a 75 x 75 table. It was either one or the other. Who would ever use a 75 x 75 table on presentation software?

Thanks a lot! Very smart - it really helped me!

Excellent!!

ditto what the others said, well done. that helped a lot.

This worked - thank you!

Great tutorial! Thanks Doug :-)

Thanks for the tip. I'm gonna use it a lot! Can't we use the mouse (to draw a rectangle) to select all the elements in the same row?

thank you - great help!

Thanks buddy u saved me today 🙏

well done

Thank you so much!

When I try to print out the outline the lines that I have covered up to be revealed on each slide is blank. How can I print out the handout with all the cells in the table exposed?

I had a Problem With the Table ... I was making A Project and when i try to put exit animation on a Number which is on a Table .. i won't only apply on the number instead on the Whole table .. NEDD HELP PLEASE ?? :(

can't find Trigger :( it not look like in the video.

Ugh this is a long process - surely there's a way to automatically do this without inserting shapes?

This is so ass-backwards though.. I really hope they implement animations on table content one day

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Very nice solution. Anyway shame on Microsoft. It's very poor that you need such tricks to animate a table.