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You can apply a table style to format the table elements at once.
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Case PPT 3-2 Derek is designing a new logo for his motorbike company to add to all of the PowerPoint slides. He is working with shapes. Derek inserted an illustration of his signature red motorbike. He wants to rotate the front of the motorbike to look like it is ready to jump. What should he do?
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A title identifies the data series or bars in a column chart.
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WordArt can also be shaped so the text fits a shape such as an arc, arrow, or oval.
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If all the text in each column in a table doesn't fit in the cell, you can double-click ____ to widen the entire column so all text in any cell in that column fits on one line.
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To include a table on a slide, you can use the Content slide layout and click the ____ icon to open the Insert Table dialog box.
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Tables are useful when you need to organize information that can be displayed in ____________________ and columns.
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SmartArt graphics, dynamic and exciting graphics, are available for you to use on your slides in PowerPoint.
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You can wrap text or change the alignment of text in a shape by working in the ____ dialog box.
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Case PPT 3-1 Sheila is creating a Grand Opening sign for her new pet shop Paws and Claws. Sheila inserted a shape of a star and has decided that she wants to rotate it slightly to the left. She would select the shape and then use the rotate handle indicated by the ____.
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The main difference between linking and embedding is where you store the data and how you update the data after you place it in the destination file.
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To add an organization chart to a slide, you can apply a Content layout to a slide and then click the SmartArt Graphic ____ in the content placeholder.
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If you are to insert an Excel chart into a PowerPoint presentation, which file is the source file and which file is the destination file? Give an example of when you would use linking, and an example of when you would use embedding, when working with an Excel chart.
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If you want the individual objects in a group to animate separately, you have to ____.
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To animate a SmartArt graphic, click the Animations tab on the ____, click the Custom Animation button, and then in the Custom Animation task pane, click the Add Effect button.
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Referring to Figure PPT 3-1 above, the datasheet on the right-hand side of the window has data in it already. How could one change the data?

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