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Align equations at the equal sign in power point 2013.

I can align several equations at the equal sign in Word 2013, however, I have not been able to do it in PowerPoint 2013.  Can it be done?

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I have found one solution:

(1) write the equation in Word 2013.

(2) align with "=".

(3) copy the equation to PowerPoint 2013.

Anyone has any other solution?

Thank you!

Junfei Tang

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Thank you Junfei Tang for trying to find a solution to my question.

 

I tried what you suggested and it works if I paste like a picture.  However, I would like to use animation to show each step.  If I paste like a picture I wouldn't be able to animate each step of the solution to the equation.

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Hi Giselle Martinez,

I think what I have experienced is different from you. After I pasted the equation from Word 2013 to PowerPoint 2013, I can still edit it as an equation. For example, I can still change the color of it:

As you can see, the "Equation Tools" is activated and it operates normally as usual.

When you paste, you can use "Ctrl + V".

Or, you can right click, and choose the first option "Use Destination Theme" under the "Paste Options":

Do not choose the third option "Picture".

Sincerely,

Junfei Tang

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When I used Ctrl + V, I lost the alignment at the equal sign that I had in Word.

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Hi Giselle Martinez,

I see your problem. The reason is that you copy and paste the "equation" instead of the entire "text box".

Please try this:

(1) write the equation in PowerPoint 2013.

(2) copy and paste the entire "text box" into Word 2013.

(3) align the equation in Word 2013 at "=".

(4) copy and paste the entire "text box" back into PowerPoint 2013.

Sincerely,

Junfei Tang

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Just use the equation array object:

\eqarray(1+2&=3@3&=1+2)

where &= aligns at "="

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