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sh.Visible = True

Next

End Sub

Timer in PPT

To add a timer to a PowerPoint presentation, you can use a combination of


animations, triggers, and a simple shape to create a countdown effect.
Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Insert a Text Box:


 Open your PowerPoint presentation.
 Go to the slide where you want to add the timer.
 Click on the "Insert" tab in the PowerPoint ribbon.
 Select "Text Box" and draw a text box on your slide.
2. Format the Text Box:
 Type the initial time (e.g., "2:00:00") into the text box.
 Adjust the font size and color as needed.
3. Add Animation:
 With the text box selected, go to the "Animations" tab.
 Choose an animation that suits your preference. For example,
you might want to use the "Appear" or "Fade" animation.
4. Set Animation Timing:
 Click on the text box, then go to the "Animations" tab.
 Open the Animation Pane to see a list of animations on the
slide. You can find this in the "Advanced Animation" group on
the Animations tab.
 Click on the animation entry in the Animation Pane to select it.
 Right-click on the selected animation, and choose "Effect
Options" or "Timing," depending on your version of
PowerPoint.
 Set the "Start" option to "With Previous" or "After Previous" to
control when the animation starts.
5. Set the Timer Duration:
 In the Animation Pane, you'll see the duration of the
animation. Adjust this duration to determine how long the
countdown should last. For a 2-hour timer, you might set it to
2 hours (120 minutes) or adjust it accordingly.
6. Add Triggers (Optional):
 If you want the timer to start on a specific trigger, you can use
the "Triggers" feature.
 Select the text box, go to the "Animations" tab, and click on
"Trigger" in the Advanced Animation group.
 Choose "On Click of" and select the object (e.g., a shape or
button) that will trigger the timer.
7. Test Your Timer:
 Run the slideshow to test your timer. You can do this by
pressing F5 or by clicking the "Slide Show" tab and selecting
"From Beginning."

This method gives you a basic countdown timer. If you need a more
sophisticated timer or want to display minutes and seconds separately,
you may need to explore additional options, such as using macros or
third-party plugins.

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