Random spinning wheel animation in Powerpoint

This video shows you how to make a random spinning wheel in #Powerpoint
Perfect for teachers who want to engage classes in a more creative way with learning and emulate unpredictable elements of an exam.
Time stamps:
00:00 How It works
01:10 Making a brand new one
01:52 Filling a Powerpoint pie chart with Excel data
02:56 Formatting a Powerpoint pie chart (colours etc.)
04:21 Building the 'Spin & Stop' button
05:04 Animating the spin action of the wheel with the button
06:31 How to add sound to a powerpoint animation
06:57 Different variations of the spinning wheel
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[@GeorgieD54]

Thank you for this step by step instruction. I had the same issue as Stephanie, thank you for your explanation on that 2nd example, I had some text that went with the wheel and some that didn't, couldn't, for the life of me, figure out why. Now I know.

[@StephanieR117]

For the second example, how do you get the text to stay on that specific wedge? You mentioned adding it in manually, but when I add the text box the text doesn't seem to be "attached" so that wedge on the wheel.

[@DavidKennedyMusic]

Hi! I believe it is to do with whether you insert the text box inside the rectangle perimeter of the pie chart. If the text box is inserted outside of that it won’t stick as it’s not grouped with the pie chart. Hope that makes sense!