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By special request I have uploaded a follow up to this video which shows how to avoid duplicates and to select a specific range of slides to jump within https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEkNkxT-1Jo
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Have you ever wanted to be able to jump to a random slide within your PowerPoint presentation? I’ve seen many teachers in particular asking for this facility so that they can have a button in a PowerPoint show which randomly selects a student’s name.
In this video I demonstrate how to create a PowerPoint slideshow which includes a button which will randomly jump to any slide within the slideshow, and with each slide having a different student’s name on it, this allows the teacher to select a student from the class randomly. The technique can be used in many different ways if you ever want to add a little randomness and unpredictability to your slideshow.
In this video I show how to write a line of code. You can either write this out yourself, or just copy and paste itL
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.GotoSlide Int(Rnd * ActivePresentation.Slides.Count) + 2
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