

Choose the "Start with Previous" option if you have multiple animations and want the rectangle to begin rotating at the same time as the other animations. The menu's default option, "On Click," tells PowerPoint to start the animation when you click the mouse. These options allow you to determine when your animation starts in relation to other slide events if the slide has multiple events. If you don't click an option, PowerPoint applies the Full Spin option to the rectangle by default.Ĭlick the "Start" drop-down menu and review the options that appear in that menu. Click one of these options if you want the rectangle to spin in a certain way. These options include Clockwise, Half Spin and Counterclockwise. This tag lets you know that the rectangle has an animation.Ĭlick the tag to select it and then click "Effect Options." A menu containing effect options opens. PowerPoint also places a small tag containing a number next to the rectangle. Click the "Spin" animation to apply it to the rectangle. A drop-down menu opens and displays a list of animation types. Double-click a point on the slide to add the rectangle to the slide.Ĭlick "Animations" and then click the "More" arrow in the Animations section. Click the rectangle shape from the drop-down menu.
