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Hi there,
I'm basically a beginner for PowerPoint, never really had any use for it. I need to design a kind of "Hierarchy" chart for work. I know there are templates in PowerPoint for this type of thing, but none really do it for me. My thoughts are to create a table on the very first slide (this would be hidden later). On the second slide would be the workflow/hierarchy chart. Is it at all possible to insert a shape, like a box, and link that box to the word/s in the first cube of the table? Similar to how it works in excel, except instead of linking to a cell obviously, it links to one of the cubes in the table. Thanks |
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There's no built in way to do this. It can be done with coding but that would be way beyond most folk.
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