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PowerPoint (Mac) How to Expand/Collapse All Sections??<br />
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I have a pitch that grows and grows, now with dozens of sections. Sometime, I need them all expanded, like when I want to search on a key word. Other times, I want them closed.<br />
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Is there a menu option or keystroke that does this??<br />
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Thanks
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PowerPoint (Mac) How to Expand/Collapse All Sections??

I have a pitch that grows and grows, now with dozens of sections. Sometime, I need them all expanded, like when I want to search on a key word. Other times, I want them closed.

Is there a menu option or keystroke that does this??

Thanks

PowerPoint (Mac) How to Expand/Collapse All Sections??

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