June 2001
Beginner
768 pages
20h 22m
English
Content preview from Special Edition Using Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2002
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Adding a Diagram to Your Presentation
To add a diagram, choose one of the five diagram styles in the Diagram Gallery and click OK. If you find that the diagram type doesn't suit your needs, you can always change it later.
Can't find the right diagram? See the “Troubleshooting” section near the end of this chapter.
Note
Remember that diagrams are only one way to visually present information in PowerPoint. You can also create flowcharts and other illustrations, for example, to convey similar information using PowerPoint's AutoShape functionality.
→ To learn how to use AutoShapes to create flowcharts or other diagrams, see “Adding AutoShapes” in Chapter 14, “Creating and Formatting Objects.”
PowerPoint inserts the diagram in your presentation ...