Consumer Reports-Harvey Balls in PPT

[Guest]

How do I add Harvey Balls, or consumer reports balls to a PPT slide. These
balls are empty in the middle and are wholly or partialy filled in to
designate a rating. For example, completely filled in would mean-"has all
features", 1/4 filled in would mean that an item lacks certain features.

Thank you for you responses.

 

[Echo S]

http://groups.google.com/groups?as_...81&as_maxd=26&as_maxm=1&as_maxy=2006&safe=off

has a few ideas.

Here's a shorter link, just in case.
http://tinyurl.com/7gawq

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

How do I add Harvey Balls, or consumer reports balls to a PPT slide. These
balls are empty in the middle and are wholly or partialy filled in to
designate a rating. For example, completely filled in would mean-"has all
features", 1/4 filled in would mean that an item lacks certain features.

Thanks for adding the extra explanation. The last time somebody asked about
Harvey Balls (w/o any more info than that) it set off quite an interesting and
sometimes a bit rude thread. <g>

PPT doesn't do this automatically.

You'll need to draw your own ummm .... shapes ... and then position them as
needed.

Try drawing a circle, then covering up parts you want to remove with a
rectangle or other shape, then group both the circle and the "coverup" shape.

Ctrl+Drag to move and dupe a shape at one time.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

If anyone needs a ready-made set, I can shoot you a slide filled with
them. Just email me at (e-mail address removed) and I'll try and oblige.

Thanks for the offer ... Netgames ... did you see this?

Oh, and if you'd like to make it available on the PPT FAQ, I'd be happy to put
it up there too. If so, email me at steve a-with-circle-round-it pptools dot
com