How to use VBA-code for a PPT on a Mac

Title: How to Use VBA Code for a PowerPoint Presentation on a Mac

Channel: Doen met Coen

1. Open CH GPT:

   • Launch your web browser and navigate to the CH GPT website.
   • Write a prompt requesting VBA code for a PowerPoint presentation. For example, "I want you to write me VBA code for a PowerPoint presentation about the history of biology. You are to fill in the text with your own knowledge. No placeholders. Today, it's about AI. I want it about the history of artificial intelligence."

2. Copy and Paste the Generated Code:

   • Once you receive the generated VBA code, copy it.
   • Open PowerPoint on your Mac.

3. Access Visual Basic Editor:

   • In PowerPoint, go to the "Tools" menu.
   • Select "Visual Basic Editor" to open the VBA editor window.

4. Paste the Code:

   • Inside the VBA editor, paste the copied code.
   • If the code is not already there, you can create a new module, paste the code, and save it.

5. Run the Code:

   • Run the VBA code by clicking the "Run" button in the VBA editor.
   • Check for any errors in the code execution.

6. View Macros in PowerPoint:

   • In PowerPoint, go to the "Tools" menu.
   • Select "Macros" to view the list of available macros.

7. Run the Macro:

   • Select the macro you created from the list.
   • Click "Run" to execute the VBA code in PowerPoint.

8. Edit and Customize:

   • After running the VBA code, you may need to edit and customize the PowerPoint presentation.
   • Add or modify text, images, or formatting as needed to enhance the presentation.

9. Save and Present:

   • Save your PowerPoint presentation with the VBA code integrated.
   • Review the presentation to ensure it meets your requirements.
   • When ready, present your PowerPoint on the history of artificial intelligence.

10. Experiment and Improve:

    • Experiment with different prompts and VBA code generation to create unique presentations.
    • Continuously tweak and improve the process for better results.
    • Good luck exploring and trying out VBA code for your PowerPoint presentations on a Mac!