PPT draws the operation method of rolling counter

The php editor Apple will introduce you how to use PPT to make a rolling counter. First, select Insert Shape in PPT and draw a rectangle as the outer frame of the counter. Then, insert a text box and enter the initial number. Next, copy the text box and paste it, gradually increasing the number. Finally, set the animation effect to "appear" and adjust the time interval to achieve a rolling counter effect. This simple operation method allows you to easily create cool counter effects, making your PPT content more vivid and interesting.

1. Insert a black rectangle with the same size as the PPT and three rounded rectangles into the PPT.

2. Choose the crisis first? vinegar? Hold down the trl key, and then select the first rectangle, paying attention to the order of selection.

3. Find [Merge Shapes] in [Format] above and select [Cut].

4. The above two steps are performed on the next two rounded rectangles in sequence, so that you will get three hollow windows.

5. Insert two text boxes into the PPT and enter the numbers respectively (not necessarily all 0-9, just random repetitions), which are reduced here for the convenience of viewing. PPT scale.

Note: The space between the numbers in the text box on the right is relatively small. Use an Enter key to make the space between the numbers larger in the text box on the left. This will cause a difference in the scrolling speed of the numbers on both sides.

Finally add a text box in the leftmost grid and enter only the number 1.

6. Add the [Fly In] animation to the three text boxes.

7. Set the [Effect Options] of the rightmost number to [From Bottom], and the duration is 3.25 seconds.

8. Similarly, set the [Effect Options] of the middle number to [From Top] and the duration to 3.25 seconds.

9. Set the [Effect Options] of the leftmost number to [From Bottom] and the duration to 3.25 seconds.

10. Click play to see the effect.

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