How do I count the words in a PowerPoint 2013 presentation LibroEditing proofreading editing
<h1>LibroEditing proofreading, editing, transcription, localisation </h1> <h2>proofreading, editing, writing, transcription and localisation</h2> <h1>How do I count the words in a PowerPoint 2013 presentation?</h1> <p>Some time ago, I published what has turned into a pretty popular post on how to count the words in your PowerPoint 2007 document. This is something that is a little tricky to find, so perfect for one of these how-to posts.</p> <p>All was well and good, then I had some editing to do on a PowerPoint document and my PC automatically opened it in PowerPoint 2013. Where on earth did I find out how to count the words now? Here’s how …</p> <h2>Why would I want to count the words in a presentation?</h2> <p>You might have a word limit imposed by a course tutor, or, more likely, you’re an editor with a per-word rate who needs to check how many words you’ve actually edited.</p> <h2>How do I count the number of words in a PowerPoint 2013 presentation?</h2> <p>To do this, with your document open, you need to go into the <strong>FILE tab</strong> at the extreme left of the tab list … (one day I’ll work out how to get those tab titles out of capitals and let you know!)</p> <p>Once in the <strong>File tab</strong>, stay in the <strong>Info area</strong> where you land, and click on the <strong>arrow next to Properties</strong> in the right hand column. Once clicked, you will have a choice between <strong>Show Document Panel</strong> and <strong>Advanced Properties</strong>. Click on <strong>Advanced Properties</strong>:</p> <p>This is, dare I say it, a little easier than in PowerPoint 2007. Once you’ve clicked on <strong>Advanced Properties</strong>, you’re given a list of properties. Click on the <strong>Statistics tab</strong> at the top and you’ll find your <strong>Word Count</strong>, among other information.</p> <p>To return to your document, click <strong>OK</strong> and then back to the <strong>Home tab</strong> in your document.</p> <h2>How do I count the number of words in a PowerPoint 2010 presentation?</h2> <p>Please see the post on PowerPoint 2010.</p> <p>If you’ve enjoyed this post or found it useful, please do comment, or share using the buttons below! Thank you!</p> <p><em>Please note, these hints work with versions of Microsoft Office currently in use – Office 2007, Office 2010 and Office 2013,</em> <em>all for PC. Mac compatible versions of Word should have similar options. Always save a copy of your document before manipulating it. <a href="https://commentaryessay.com/">https://commentaryessay.com</a> bear no responsibility for any pickles you might get yourself into!</em></p>