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Old 06-03-2016, 07:49 AM
GENTNERDUNN GENTNERDUNN is offline Add a counter to a Power Point Presentation Windows 7 64bit Add a counter to a Power Point Presentation Office 2010 32bit
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You declared CountNo as a Long. Longs can only be non decimal numbers.

Instead try Dim CountNo as Single
I was wondering if you could help me change up the location of the counter? I can move the "Start Counter" just by clicking and dragging. But I want to move the counter itself somewhere else. I ultimately want to put this code in a PowerPoint I already have created somehow and still have the numbers adding on each slide. I would also like to change the name of "Counter" where the number is adding up to something else is that possible? If you can help me in any way I would appreciate it I have this presentation draft due Monday!!
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