
Watch the video below to see it in action. For example, you can change timelines types, create tables, add more milestones and intervals and so on. The created timeline can be further edited using the options from the Office Timeline tab. Once done, click Finish to create the timeline.

The Shapes option allows you to select different shapes for each interval. For each phase, a start and end date can be added to better mark the start and completion date of each phase. Like milestones, you can select different colors to easily distinguish each phase on timeline. In the next step, enter the intervals (phases) for an activity or task. Once the milestones are added click Next to continue. You can click on + button to add more milestones. For the first time, Microsoft launches an advertising campaign for the all-up brand, titled Where do you want to go today. In the first step, you can enter milestones of certain project with a custom color, event date, and title for each milestone. This will start a wizard which will guide you through the rest of the process. To create a new timeline, click New button. It automatically adds an extra tab to MS PowerPoint Ribbon with numerous useful tools for timeline editing and creation. When Office Timeline 2010 is launched, it displays a demo to guide you through the timeline creation process.

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The wizard guides you through each step, letting you to create professional looking timelines in a matter of minutes rather than having to use PowerPoint native set of tools and shapes. Office Timeline 2010 is an Microsoft PowerPoint add-in which helps create timelines with an easy-to-use wizard. One has to add several shapes, text boxes, images, etc in order to create a timeline. Creating timelines in Microsoft PowerPoint can be a lengthy and laborious task.
