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✓ Published: 07-Mar-2018
✓ Published: 07-Mar-2018
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Go ahead and try it yourself: Free trial available at https://slidefab.com/freetrialnnThis video explains how a loop condition can be used to leave out loop candidates based on a calculated condition. In this example the modulo operator is used as condition to only create every second slide.nnSlideFab 2 is a software to automatically produce PowerPoint slides from any Excel model. The idea is to empower Excel users. Typically coding skills in VBA (Visual Basic) are required to create PowerPoint
Go ahead and try it yourself: Free trial available at https://slidefab.com/freetrialnnThis video explains how a loop condition can be used to leave out loop candidates based on a calculated condition. In this example the modulo operator is used as condition to only create every second slide.nnSlideFab 2 is a software to automatically produce PowerPoint slides from any Excel model. The idea is to empower Excel users. Typically coding skills in VBA (Visual Basic) are required to create PowerPoint
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