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Loading...Yes, you can create timelines in PowerPoint, by using shapes or via the SmartArt option, but what if you could create a timeline by doing nothing other than typing into a bulleted list, and then make PowerPoint change the content into a properly formatted timeline? Wouldn’t that be cool? In this tutorial, let us learn how you can achieve this trick in PowerPoint 365 for Windows.
Learn how you can quickly convert a bulleted list to a timeline in PowerPoint 365 for Windows.
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