Creating an Interactive Table of Contents in PowerPoint

[@LindaJu-y4t]

That's a great session. Thank you very much!

[@comiteinvisible3703]

brilliant thanks Sean. Above the canvas - what kind of edit bar do you have attached there (which from the left begins with the Autosave button)?

[@HowToCanvas]

Is that the quick access toolbar?
th-cam.com/video/TDUBFOjYxJ0/w-d-xo.html

[@comiteinvisible3703]

@@HowToCanvas right, thanks Sean. Your template really made a difference for my job interview. really thankful.

[@jlee8469]

Thank for the video. Do you know how to add slide numbers to the TOC that automatically update as slide numbers change?

[@HowToCanvas]

I don't know exactly how to do that. In Word, it's simply - just update the table. PowerPoint doesn't have that same feature, but if you link to that actual slide it should work. Or try this approach: th-cam.com/video/zvx_8YHjp90/w-d-xo.html

[@testerpt5]

Thank you for the video.

[@HowToCanvas]

You bet!

[@raymond3734]

Thanks, but I just want to know is it possibel to make a table of content that is based on the section name? and automatically update the chapter name instead of maually edit it.

[@HowToCanvas]

Using the Zoom feature would be the best option, as when you update the destination slide then it will update the thumbnail. But we won't see the same functionality as Word, unfortunately.

[@gema1266]

Awesome video! How do I make the table of contents appear on a pdf? The hyperlinks work but the PowerPoint sections don't appear

[@HowToCanvas]

I haven't done that before (typically when I'm creating a PDF I use Word), but I just gave it a try and converted the slidedeck to PDF and my hyperlinks worked. I went to File >> Save as >> and selected PDF from the dropdown. The hyperlinks were all intact.

[@MrRwillis59]

Excellent!

[@HowToCanvas]

Many thanks!