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3 years ago

When dealing with an "ordered list" of items inside of powerpoint it is best to use _____ to organize them?

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When dealing with an "ordered list" of items inside of PowerPoint it is best to use numbering bullets to organize them. This is because, when using the numbering option you can easily keep track of the number of items added on to the list. However, this preference may vary, as some people may prefer using simple bullets. The drawback of that will be that they might lose track of the number of items on the list and may have to count it through.

Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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First of all, an ordered list is another phrase for numbered list.

In Microsoft PowerPoint, there are two ways to organize a list: using the Bullets option to create a bulleted list, where the order of items does not matter or using the Numbering option to create a numbered list, where the order of items matter.

Thus, to create an ordered list in Microsoft PowerPoint, you should use the Numbering option.

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