14.FINALLY SOLVED!! How to Repeat or loop set of Animations in PowerPoint

Hello powerPoint users.!
Animation effects in presentations are a great way to pace your content so you can explain your story step-by-step. We have already seen many tutorials on how to use simple animations effectively, but today we’re going to look at something a little more sophisticated. Sometimes you might want to play a sequence of animation effects in a loop, over and over again to illustrate a particular point. PowerPoint allows you to loop a single animation effect but not a sequence of multiple effects. This Pro trick will enable you to loop a sequence of PowerPoint animations.
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[@michaelmathieu3878]

I've worked in powerpoint for over 20 years. In all that time, I've never found a solution to looping a sequence of animations indefinitely. If you do a google search, many of the links will lead to a suggestion of placing the animation on it's own slide in a separate file, then linking to that file from the original deck. This solution is unacceptable to many clients. Meanwhile, your solution solves it more neatly. If you have the time, I urge you to look at whatever you can do to drive your video to the top of search results for anyone looking for a way to loop a sequence of animations continuously. Thank you for taking the time to make and upload this video.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Thanks for your feedback. Please share.

[@nosheenrehman6853]

Oh…. This looks super exciting. Can’t wait😃

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Stay tuned

[@bmc2162]

Brilliant! Never occurred to me to use audio to control animation!
Thank you, sir!

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Thanks for watching.. Please share.

[@shahidkupe]

Wowwww It was really amazing😍😍

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Thanks for watching

[@andrewpatterson5479]

😃 The first bit, I can already do , but wow! 5:38 onward. Simple, but not intuitive. I'm amazed!

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Thanks for watching.. Please share

[@sandtr00per]

this is fantastic trick. I had a bit of problems setting it up, but your explenation is ok, I did mistakes and had a bit complicated slide, thats why.... thank you for sharing this idea with us!

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Thanks for watching

[@wonder_007]

Excellent and Outstanding Boss ❤

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Thanks for watching

[@andrewpatterson5479]

Update, I found that I didn't have the record function on my PC, (maybe I have on my work laptop, I haven't checked.) Tried using any old audio file instead. I used it not to make a copy of your content, but to make an animation of the moon orbiting the spinning earth using 3D stock images. Anyway, it worked, so it would seem that if you can't record an audio, a pre-recorded one will do just as well. Shared with my work.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

Very true...Thanks for your post, it will help others.

[@Jsc_123]

It looks like this doesnt work on the 2019 version. Or maybe not when the animations are to long.
I tried this with several images, with a total time of 1.06 minutes. But the audio file doesnt repeat it self. It think I did all the settings right.

[@powerupwithpowerpoint]

It should work as I use this trick to show many repeated robotic simulations. Yes, sometimes this audio doesn't repeat this loop and i feel computer's RAM memory is the key reason for this.

[@irfanpatel5975]

I purchased a ppt from your website but I can't find it..please send your email id I well send my tranjection receipt

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Can you please check your email for download link? You can also login into my website and you will find download link under downloads section...
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