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Loading...Let’s say you have used a Fade animation for a slide object, and now you want to use a Wipe animation instead. It’s been observed that most of the time, users may remove an animation and apply another one rather than changing one animation into another. This may be because, in PowerPoint 2016, there is no particular option within the interface that changes the animation. But there is still a very easy one-click operation to change an existing animation to another one, as you will learn in this tutorial. The need to change an animation may arise for several reasons.
Learn to change animations for a given slide object in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows.
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