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Working with WordArt & Charts in PowerPoint (Video in Khmer)

Learn how to insert stylized WordArt headings and create visual data Charts in Microsoft PowerPoint easily.

📅2026-10-04⏱️6 min read✍️Rean Computer 101

📋Table of Contents

  1. Step 1: How to Insert & Format WordArt Titles
  2. Step 2: How to Insert & Edit Charts in PowerPoint
  3. Step 3: Customize Chart Colors & Data Labels
  4. Top 5 WordArt & Chart Presentation Tips

Hello all guys! Welcome back to word.rean.me by Rean Computer 101! Today I show you how to use WordArt text styles and insert visual Charts in Microsoft PowerPoint!

Step 1: How to Insert & Format WordArt Titles

WordArt helps you create eye-catching presentation titles with shadows, gradients, and curved text:

  1. Go to Insert tab on top ribbon menu > click WordArt.
  2. Choose a text style template from preset gallery.
  3. Type your title text on slide (e.g. BUSINESS REPORT 2026).
  4. Select WordArt text box > go to Shape Format tab at top bar:
  • Text Fill: Change inside text color or gradient.
  • Text Outline: Change text border line color and thickness.
  • Text Effects: Click Transform to curve or bend text into Arch/Wave shape!

Step 2: How to Insert & Edit Charts in PowerPoint

Charts convert complex numbers into clear visual graphs so your audience understands data fast:

  1. Go to Insert tab > click Chart.
  2. Choose your preferred chart type:
  • Column / Bar Chart: Best for comparing quantities (e.g. sales by month).
  • Pie / Doughnut Chart: Best for showing percentage shares out of 100%.
  • Line Chart: Best for displaying growth trends over time.
  1. Click OK. PowerPoint opens a small Excel Data Table window automatically.
  2. Type your actual category names and numbers in Excel cells. The chart on your slide will update in real-time!
  3. Close Excel window when finished typing data.

Step 3: Customize Chart Colors & Data Labels

  1. Click on chart to select it.
  2. Go to Chart Design tab on top ribbon:
  • Click Change Colors to choose modern color scheme.
  • Select preset design from Chart Styles gallery for instant shadow & gradient background.
  1. Click green Plus (+) button on top right of chart border to check Data Labels so exact numbers show on top of bars!

📺 Watch Video Tutorials (Khmer Voiceover)

PowerPoint 20 - How to Use WordArt in PowerPoint (7:48)

PowerPoint 19 - How to Use Charts in PowerPoint (13:35)

💡 Top 5 WordArt & Chart Presentation Tips

💡 Pro Tip
💡 Tip 1: Curve Text around Circles (WordArt Transform) Select WordArt text > Shape Format > Text Effects > Transform > choose Arch / Follow Path to make text bend around circular logos or shapes!
💡 Pro Tip
💡 Tip 2: Update Chart Numbers Anytime Right click on chart > click Edit Data (or go to Chart Design > Edit Data). The Excel data spreadsheet opens again so you can update numbers or add rows!
💡 Pro Tip
💡 Tip 3: Auto-Sync Chart from Excel to PowerPoint If you already created chart in Excel, press Ctrl + C to copy. In PowerPoint, right click > choose Keep Source Formatting & Link Data (P). Whenever Excel sheet updates, PowerPoint chart updates automatically!
💡 Pro Tip
💡 Tip 4: Quick Brush Style Shortcut Click small Brush (🎨) icon on top right side of selected chart to quickly change Chart Styles and Color Palette without opening top ribbon menu!
💡 Pro Tip
💡 Tip 5: Use WordArt for Titles Only Keep WordArt for slide titles or big headers only. For regular paragraph body text, keep plain clean fonts so people can read easily from far away!

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Hope this simple guide help all guys use WordArt and Charts in PowerPoint easily! If you have any question, please comment below. Happy learning!

Tags:#powerpoint#ppt#presentation#wordart#chart#text effects#graphics#khmer
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