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Learn how to apply Themes in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2016 for Windows. Author: Product/Version: PowerPoint 2016 for Windows OS: Microsoft Windows 7 and higher
Date Created: April 15, 2016 Applying a Theme to All Slides in a Presentation Essentially Themes are like a style sheet for your Office documents. They define how your text appears, where it appears, and also the layouts of your slides. Themes also influence how charts look within Excel and PowerPoint, and also how your tables appear in all Office programs. You can also change the Theme for an Office document, sheet, or slide and watch how this simple task can change the overall appearance of your content. Applying a Theme to All Slides in a PresentationApplying a Theme to an existing presentation is easy, and you'll find that plenty of Themes are already contained inside Office 2016. In PowerPoint 2016, these Themes can be found within the Design tab of Ribbon, as you can see in Figure 1.  Figure 1: Office Themes Follow these steps to apply a new Theme to a presentation:
Tip: You can also apply any PowerPoint presentation or template as a Theme, even if it doesn't show up within the Themes drop-down gallery. To do that, select the Browse for Themes option (highlighted in red within Figure 3, above) and navigate to wherever the given presentation, template, or Theme is located. Select it, and click the Apply button. BackApplying a Theme to Selected Slides in a PresentationFollow these steps to apply a Theme to selected slides in a presentation:
Applying Themes in Microsoft Word and ExcelThe same Themes that you apply in PowerPoint can also be applied in Word and Excel. In both of these programs, the way of accessing Themes gallery is different from that of PowerPoint. Follow these steps to apply a new Theme to a Word document or an Excel spreadsheet in 2016:
Change Only Colors and Fonts?When you apply a Theme in PowerPoint, you add a set of coordinated backdrops, layouts, fonts, effects, colors, etc. Let's just say you want to change just the colors and fonts, and retain everything else in your presentation. Can you do that? Sure you can! We'll show you how to do that in subsequent tutorials. BackSee Also: Themes Basics: Applying Themes in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (Index Page) Applying Themes in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2016 for Mac You May Also Like: Zapps Pro: Conversation with Richard Michaels | Uruguay Flags and Maps PowerPoint Templates Popular PostsPivot Tables in PowerPoint: by Kasper Langmann
This is the original page. An AMP (Accelerated Mobile Page) version of this page is also available for those on mobile platforms, at Applying Themes in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2016 for Windows. Microsoft and the Office logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Plagiarism will be detected by Copyscape Which tab on the Ribbon contains the themes?On the Design tab, you can add a theme or color scheme, or format the slide size or background.
Which tab do you find different themes?On the Design tab, you'll find design themes in the Themes group.
In what tab where theme Design can be found?The correct answer is Design tab. Themes could be found in Design tab.
Which tab on the Ribbon has the change the variant of the theme option?Set PowerPoint theme colors
To choose your color theme, go to the Design tab on the ribbon, and under Variants, select Colors, which will show you a range of options built into PowerPoint.
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