Formatting all graphs at once in powerpoint

G

Guest

Is there a such thing as a Master Graph, like there is a master slide? Can I
change the formatting of all graphs in a presentation at one time, instead of
individually? How!!
 
S

Sonia

No, you can't. Well, there are some changes that will have a more global
effect, but it depends on how the chart was created. For example, if you just
want to change the colors used and they weren't customized originally, you can
edit the Color Scheme and some of the changes will be reflected in the graphs.

Maybe we need to know more. Also, can you provide the version of PowerPoint
that you are using?
 
G

Guest

It is Power Point 2000 SR-1

Sonia said:
No, you can't. Well, there are some changes that will have a more global
effect, but it depends on how the chart was created. For example, if you just
want to change the colors used and they weren't customized originally, you can
edit the Color Scheme and some of the changes will be reflected in the graphs.

Maybe we need to know more. Also, can you provide the version of PowerPoint
that you are using?
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Sonia Coleman
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
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