You can add a table to a slide by creating it right in PowerPoint. You can also copy and paste a table from Word or Excel. It's not possible to convert existing slide text into a table.

Create a table to organize information or data on your PowerPoint slides, use Table Styles to format the table, and then change the layout. Add a table. Select Insert > Table > Insert Table. In the Insert Table dialog box, select how many columns and rows you want. Select OK. Add table styles. Select the table. Select Design and choose from the ...

You can use the table tools to easily add and delete table rows and columns in PowerPoint. Click a table cell in the row above or below where you want the new row to appear. To add a row above the selected cell, click Insert Above. To add a row below the selected cell, click Insert Below.

If you are using a newer version of PowerPoint, you can link data from a saved Excel worksheet to your PowerPoint presentation. That way, if data in the worksheet changes, you can easily update it in your PowerPoint presentation.

Applying a predefined table style is the quick, easy way to change the look of a table in PowerPoint. A table style is a combination of formatting options, including color and optional shading. The color combinations are derived from the theme colors of the presentation.

In PowerPoint, learn how to change the column width or row height of a table, and how to resize and move tables.

Follow these steps to mimic the effect of animating parts of a table. The process involves changing the table to a set of drawing objects that you can then ungroup and animate separately.

You can change the appearance of tables in your PowerPoint presentation by combining or splitting table cells.

Create a table to organize information or data on your PowerPoint slides, use Table Styles to format the table, and then change the layout. Add a table. Select Insert > Table > Insert Table.

If your table is too big for one slide, you can manually split the table over two slides and add a transition between them. Paste the full table onto one slide. Right-click the slide thumbnail and select Duplicate Slide. Delete the appropriate rows or columns from each slide.