Hi Paul and thanks for the questions. Slides aSlides oSld. That makes a solution quite complex and not easy to provide here. If you would liek us to take a look at this as a project, please send us a message in the Contact page mentioning me. I have been looking for something like this and was having trouble. I am an educator and I like to show my students flashcards and wanted to randomize the flashcards.
A colleague of mine sent me to this site. This is very helpful — thank you! Love thus! Creating materials for k teachers. Been writing a new one for each randomize. Its perfect for creating a lesson say learning counting numbers and then randomizing the flashcards for practice. It did a random order the first time, but each subsequent time, it ran the slides in the same mixed order as the first time, so it is no longer random. I tested this in various ways, including closing the file and the app and re-opening it, but I still got the same order.
I thought I followed the instructions perfectly, but perhaps I missed something? Hi S Mason. Are you running the macro each time or just running the slide show? Just want to clarify. Hi James. Office content that contains macros only work on the desktop versions of their applications for Windows and macOS. You can however create interactivity within your presentation and publish as web-compatible HTML5 using the iSpring plug-in.
Hi Jamie, Many thanks for your advice. I find it useful and I will update you on my progress and findings. Hi Jamie, Your code is inspirational. I am developing randomized slides with powerpoint My presentation has multiple questions on each page and require answers from my students. I have two questions. Once I get this up and running I will like to have it on a webpage.
What do I have to do to achieve this? Currently, I have the presentation saved as pptm. What exactly am I copying into the Module box in PowerPoint?
Thank you. All that you described is the code. The colours just indicate the meaning of various elements eg. Once your flash cards have been randomised you could either click next or space-bar or return or arrow keys manually, or go to the transition tab and set a time on the right hand side of the ribbon to automatically advance each slide. What I want is to be able to create short PowerPoints 3 to 10 slides each. Create multiple Power Points and make a list of the PowerPoints.
Then have the PowerPoint presentations run in random order on a continuous loop. Click the button. Click "Action" from the ribbon's Links group to open the Action Settings dialog box. Click the option button labeled "Run Macro. Click "OK. Paste the button on to each slide. Now, clicking each slide's button will open a different, random slide.
Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I would like to start a powerpoint show important which either starts with a random slide. I found two working solutions but when I saved them as pps they did not randomly show the slides but always started with the same slide. The earlier replies should do what you want. The trick with any of these is to make sure you have macros enabled. It might be that you are missing the step to enable macros when you run the PPS.
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