While most of Office 2019 didn’t see many significant changes from Office 2016, PowerPoint 2019 did get two nifty new features that are not available in PowerPoint 2019: Morph and Zoom. Morph and Zoom your slides in PowerPoint 2019 To insert one, you’ll have to first select Histogram from the list of chart types, and at the top of the screen that appears, select the option to the right, Pareto. Note that the Pareto chart does not show up when you select Insert > Chart. When you insert a chart, a window where you can edit the data pops up. Enter or edit the data, or else click the Edit in Excel button to open it up in Excel and edit it there. Whichever way you choose to add the chart, it appears in your presentation with placeholder data, and a pop-up window appears that looks like a mini Excel spreadsheet. You can also click the chart icon in the area that appears when you create some types of new slide - it’s in the box that also lets you add text, tables, graphics and other content - and then choose a type of chart to insert. To insert any of the new chart types (or any other chart) in a presentation, select Insert > Chart and then choose the type of chart to insert. See our Excel 20 cheat sheet for details about the new chart types, including what each one looks like and what type of data it’s best suited for.
Each provides a unique way to display data visually. And Office 2019 added two more: Funnel and Map charts.
Office 2016 debuted six new types of charts you can add to presentations, documents, and spreadsheets: Treemap, Sunburst, Waterfall, Histogram, Pareto, and Box & Whisker.
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