Animate Only Part of a Sentence in PowerPoint

Animate only part of a sentence in PowerPoint.
When animating text in PowerPoint, the animation is applied to the entire paragraph. There is no way to animate only part of a sentence.
Fortunately, there is a workaround, and in this video tutorial, we demonstrate how to animate only some of the words in a sentence.
The animation effect shown is the Font Color emphasis effect. This is used to emphasise certain words of a famous Winston Churchill quotation.
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[@nia.j.h]

really creative work around, love it. I also can't believe I didn't know about that selection tool, that has absolutely changed my life! thank you!

[@Computergaga]

You're very welcome Nia. Thank you.

[@wadepadgett9435]

Incredibly helpful. It was also helpful when you forgot to click the selection pane because I did that as well. Great work and thanks.

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome. Thanks Wade.
Mistake? Not me :)

[@MrMelushy]

Really helpful. Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for. Very helpful and informative.

[@Computergaga]

Fantastic! Thank you.

[@tahahafiz300]

You are absolutely amazing!

[@Computergaga]

Thank you Taha.

[@thereaderscatchannel8338]

I have been wondering about this for a long time. You cracked it. Thank you for this. It solves a lot of my trouble now.

[@Computergaga]

Glad to help

[@nikhilvasisht8483]

Thanks! Mighty useful:D

[@Computergaga]

Your welcome Nikhil.

[@maazzzaa]

Great, thanks mate.

[@nguyentuankhoi1857]

thanks so much, you save my presentation!

[@Computergaga]

You're very welcome. Thank you Nguyễn.

[@rubengeertvandenberg3336]

Thanks! Nice one!

[@Computergaga]

Thank you Ruben.

[@nuzhatshakaib3619]

Love it, thank you!

[@Computergaga]

😊

[@tommyvz84]

very helpful thanks

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome Alexander.

[@Somtico]

Really helpful even in 2022. Thanks.

[@Computergaga]

Awesome! Great to hear.

[@sollehdaim828]

Thanks a lot sir! You really saved my presentation

[@Computergaga]

Glad to help, Solleh 👍

[@xn5lol]

Thanks!

[@Computergaga]

My pleasure Faryan.

[@faizanjum1654]

Thank you sir it will really help me in my presentation

[@Computergaga]

Great to hear. You're welcome Faiz.

[@joykennedy9924]

Thanks so much, I have been searching for a solution for this for ages!

[@Computergaga]

Excellent. You're welcome Joy.

[@jeanalexandre9348]

You're the GOAT! But deadline is for tomorrow and wanted to have a bunch of slides to have this effect, too much work for the short delay.

[@Computergaga]

😉😜

[@memoxxi]

Thank you sir.

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome.

[@peppermintgekko5673]

Thank you!!!!

[@Computergaga]

You're welcome.

[@riawallace7100]

Thank you for posting this work-around. I have my second version of the sentence start "after previous" rather than "on click". Is there anyway to soften the 'jolt' during the transistion between the two versions? I have the duration set to 0.01 seconds, but the screen still "blinks blank" in between animations.

[@nakar3]

Try switching the animation order, so that the animation that makes the second version appear happens before the animation that makes the first version disappear.

[@Angelamz40]

Thanks for your video. Still I find it incredibly complicated and not worth my time. An update would alleviate this common problem among users.

[@Computergaga]

For sure Angela. Maybe one day :)

[@tommyvz84]

its easy

[@nickjones9773]

@@Computergaga this is wonderful madness...you're doing like After Effects work in powerpoint and I love it!

[@saqibumaircheema1346]

how to make this type of slide? share my video link if you already make it

[@morafc1539]

Just duplicated slide it’s easier

[@gopalashetty3592]

British English accent sounds really nice..

[@Computergaga]

Thank you, 😊 And thank you for the comments. Much appreciated.

[@adibhau9773]

hey southie, he used churchill's photo. Don't u have any problem with it?