How to Animate a Table
Chart.js animates charts out of the box. A number of options are provided to configure how the animation looks and how long it takes. Animation Configuration. The following animation options are available. The global options for are defined in Chart.defaults.global.animation.
As a whole: Select the table and apply any custom animation.
- Click the Launchpad icon on the Dock. Click the Numbers icon. Click the New Document button at the lower-left corner of the Open dialog that appears. Numbers displays the Choose a Template window, shown in the figure.
- Rounds a number away from zero to the nearest multiple of the specified factor. Returns the number of different ways you can combine a number of items into groups of a specific size, ignoring the order within the groups. Rounds a number away from zero to the next even number.
By parts (rows or columns):
Method 1: (Recommended): Insert or create the table. With the whole table selected, from the Drawing bar, select Draw | Ungroup . Each cell is now a drawing object. Select the cells that you want to appear together and group them (Draw | Group). Apply your animations to each grouped object. (Be careful as you work to not drag parts around.)
Method 1: (Recommended): Insert or create the table. With the whole table selected, from the Drawing bar, select Draw | Ungroup . Each cell is now a drawing object. Select the cells that you want to appear together and group them (Draw | Group). Apply your animations to each grouped object. (Be careful as you work to not drag parts around.)
Method 2: Create a separate table for each row (or column) and apply custom animation to each one. (Yes, it is awkward!)
How to create separate tables for each row/column:
- Turn off AutoLayout.
Or, undo AutoLayout each time you create a table. - Create the full table on a separate slide (which you will delete when you are done) or in Word with the size cells that you want.
- Copy row (or column).
- Paste onto your slide as a separate table. (Will be centered.)
- Drag into position.
- Repeat for each row (or column).
- Arrange the tables on the slide so that the cell borders line up.
- Select all the tables.
- Applya Custom Animation effect.
- Delete the temporary slide, if you used one.
- Turn AutoLayout back on, if you wish.
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As a whole: Apply animation scheme to slide or select chart and apply a custom animation.
By parts (series or categories):
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- Select the chart.
- Apply a custom animation.
- Open the Effects Options dialog to the Chart Animation tab.
- Select from the Group chart list.
(Only certain animation will offer choices here, like Fade, Appear, Box, or Random Bars, that do not involve moving the object around on the slide)
Animations Conflict:
If you start applying custom animations on top of animation schemes (or just lots of custom animations), you may find some glitches in your Slide Show. The combinations do not always play well together.
Problem: Some effects do not show at all, but to advance the slides you have to click as though the effects were there!
Problem: Some effects reveal again what was already revealed.
Solution: Change the order of animations in the Custom Animation pane or delete some of them.
Problem: A custom animation on a certain slide does not work well with the animation applied by the slide's master. The animations from the master are grayed out in the Custom Animation pane and cannot be deleted or edited there. Changing the animation on the master will change it for all slides, which is not what you want!
Solution: Do not apply an animation scheme to the master. Apply an animation scheme to selected slides. For slides that you want to be different, apply a different scheme or Remove the scheme and apply custom animations.
Solution: Create a new master without the animation. Apply this new master to the selected slide - not to all of the slides.
Step-by-Step:Animate Data |
What you will learn: | to apply custom animation to create new master from old to rename a master to reveal chart by series to reveal chart by category |
Start with: , nz-import.ppt from previous lesson
View Current Animation for Slide
The animation scheme that you applied to the slide master applies the Fade effect to the Title placeholder and the Wipe effect to the Body. What does it do to the chart?
- Select the slide Rain Days to show it in the Slide Pane.
- Click the Slide Show button at the bottom left. The Slide Show opens to the current slide. The Title fades into view.
- Click the slide. The chart wipes into view as one whole object.
- Press the ESC key to return to Normal view.
Animation Scheme:
Fade Title, Wipe Body
Fade Title, Wipe Body
Apply Custom Animation
You can make the chart appear in parts, but you must create a Custom Animation to do so.
- Click on the chart to select it.
- If necessary, open the Custom Animation task pane.
[ Slide Show | Custom Animation... ] - Click the Add Effect button at the top of the Custom Animation task pane and select Entrance and then Fade.
Fade does not show in the short list: Click on More Effects... and select it from the full list of effects.
The Slide Pane automatically runs the new effect, which shows the chart fading into view as a whole.
The chart is now marked at the upper left with a box with the number 1.
There are no boxes to show the animations from the slide master. The Custom Animation pane lists those animations in gray. - Click the Play button at the bottom of the Custom Animation pane.
As the list in the pane says, first the animations from the Master play and then the custom animation. This makes the chart wipe into view, disappear, and then fade into view. Whoops! You didn't want two effects on the same chart!
Run animation effects:
Fade Title, Wipe chart, Fade chart
Fade Title, Wipe chart, Fade chart
Create Copy of Slide Master
![Animate Animate](/uploads/1/1/8/2/118219050/596349682.png)
The only way to keep the animations on the slide master from playing is to create a new master. This feature appeared first in PowerPoint 2002. You want to include all of the formatting of the Slide Master except the animation scheme.
- Open the Master view to the Slide Master.
- Click on the thumbnail for the Slide Master, not the Title Master.
- Copy.
- Right click below the Title Master.
- Paste. Copies of both the Slide and Title Masters appear below the originals.
- Click on the new Title Master and press the DELETE key. Now you have just 3 thumbnails.
The icons beside the thumbnail show that some kind of animation has been applied.
Edit, Rename, & Apply Master
You can now make changes to the new master. The new master will look just like the old one. You can give it a new name so you can tell the difference in the list of design templates.
- If necessary,open the Custom Animation pane. [ Slide Show | Custom Animation... ]
- With the new slide master still selected, click on the #1 animation in the list in the pane. This is for the Body placeholder.
- Click the Remove button. Your master still has the animation for the Title placeholder.
- Hover over each thumbnail at the left. A popup tip tells you the name of the design template and which slides use it. VERY helpful.
- Right click on the thumbnail of the new slide master and select Rename Master from the popup menu.
A dialog appears. - Type Chart Master and click the Rename button.
- Close the Master view.
- If necessary, show the slide Rain Days in the Slide Pane.
- Show the Design Templates task pane. [ Format | Slide Design... | Design Templates ]
- Hover over the templates at the top, Used in this presentation. Do not click the template thumbnail! That would apply the template to all slides.
If you did click, Undo immediately.
Which is the new Chart Master? - Click on the arrow at the right of the Chart Master template and select Apply to Selected Slides from the menu.
- Click the Slide Show button at the bottom left of the window to see the animations for this slide.
Now the Title fades into view and the chart fades into view. The Wipe effect is gone! Whew!
Run animation effects:
Fade Title, Fade chart
Fade Title, Fade chart
Change Effects Options
Now you can modify the Fade effect to show just part of the chart at a time.
- Click the down arrow at the right of the animation effect in the list in the Custom Animation task pane.
- Click on Effect Options...
The Effect Options dialog for Fade appears. - Click on the Chart Animation tab.
- Open the list under Group chart: and selectBy series .
These choices are not there for every effect.
The checkbox for Animate grid and legend is automatically checked. - Click on OK.
The Slide Pane plays the revised custom animation (chart only). The bars are revealed by series, that is, one color at a time.Run animation effects:
Fade Title, Fade chart by parts - SaveAs nz-animatedata.ppt to your Class disk.
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Last updated:30 Apr 2012
Just as with any other spreadsheet application, Apple Numbers offers users different ways to manage and sort your data so it becomes easier to handle, especially when there’s a lot of it.
For this, Numbers sports filtering and sorting features that have taken a simpler, more straightforward approach in the latest versions of the app, mainly because of Apple’s idea of unifying their productivity apps across all devices and platforms.
Let’s take a closer look at these essential features of Numbers.
Note: While you are at it, you might also want to check out our entries on the basics of Numbers and a few tips on how to make it more productive for you.Sorting Data
Sorting large chunks of data can come very handy to get your Numbers spreadsheet in order and get the big picture of all your information in it. Sorting allows you to change the column by which your table is organized.
To do it on Numbers, first click on the Sort & Filter button at the top right of the window to bring in the relevant panel.
From there, you can click the Add a Column… button to select one column to be sorted. Once you do, you will be able to choose if you want the data to show up as ascending or descending.
That’s not all though. If you want to sort your data by more than just one criteria (for example, by a name and a number) you can do so by just adding another column to the mix.
Additionally, you can choose to sort the entire table or just the selected column, although choosing the latter might disarrange your table.
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Filtering Data
When it comes to managing data on spreadsheets, Filtering is perhaps the most important feature you can make use of, since as its name states, it allows you to focus on specific sets of your data depending on the criteria you select.
The filtering option in Numbers is located in the same place as the Sorting option. Just click on the Filter tab to start using it.
To do so, first click on the Add a Filter… button and select the column you want to filter.
Once you do, you have to then choose a rule to filter that column’s data. For this, Numbers presents a pretty intuitive Rules Panel with five main tabs each representing a category of data to filter.
As seen below, each of these categories sports a series of rules. Once you select one, you have to specify the range of the filter before applying it. In this example, I decided to filter the Budget column (with the letter ‘F’) for it to show only amounts larger than 200.
Similar rules can be applied to filter text, dates and other sorts of data. You can also apply multiple filters to different columns of your table, allowing you to really narrow down the information you need to check.
Conclusion
As you can see, sorting and filtering your data on Numbers is tremendously useful. And if you’ve used these functions before on Excel, Numbers makes it even easier to do so with its new approach.
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