10 Useful PowerPoint Shortcuts You've Never Heard Of (PC + MAC)

PowerPoint has hundreds of keyboard shortcuts, but most people tend to use the same 5-10. In this video Paul explains 10 PowerPoint keyboard shortcuts you've probably never heard of, that you'll find incredibly useful. In addition to the PC version of the shortcut, you'll learn the Mac version as well.

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[Panda-pfqi]

Tip number 8 is powerful. Just copy multiple items across a large slide deck and then bring them all together without having to scroll to the slide you want them on each time. Great video!

[chofamily]

Your videos always rock with great instructions and workflow aids!

[gatorpika]

Good stuff, thanks for these videos! Wish I would have had this channel back when I was doing consulting.

[sohailahoj]

4. Jump to another slide for PC users (idk if it works for mac)
in slide show mode right click> show presenter view> click on the "slide x of y" and it'll show all slides next to each other

Thanks to your earliest videos i use some of them,
They are GREAT 🙏👍🍺🍺

[mauriciobori]

I never paid attention to the logo animation its so perfect for your channel i love it so much wow

[exwhyz]

Have used the Shift-Alt-arrow to move rows of text for years - a great aid.

[robertarisz]

For shortcut #8 - pasting from the clipboard, you can use Windows key & V
If it is not enabled, you will get a prompt that is easy to follow

[radgnarly]

Haven't gone to check but I assume these translate to Google Slides too?

[Sandy-fvrp]

Great job!!! You should research P R O M O S M!!!