Model slides for various tables are available in the “Element Wizard”. By opening the folder “Tables” you can call up pre-designed slides ready to be inserted into your presentation and to be filled with your content.

Tables must be formatted as follows:

Instructions for formatting tables in presentations

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Table/ line header:

(A) Font colour
HR anthracite
bold
No background Line colour 
HR anthracite
line thickness 0.75 pt
(B)

Highlighted column
header font colour
HR cyan bold

Highlighted column
header background colour white

Highlighted column
header line colour HR cyan

line thickness 4.5 pt

Standard / content line
(C) Font colour 
HR anthracite
no further formatting
No background Line colour 
HR grey-blue 60%
thickness of dividing lines 0.75 pt
(D) Highlighted column
HR anthracite
no further formatting
Highlighted column
background colour
HR warm grey 20%
Highlighted column
line colour HR grey-blue 60%
line thickness of dividing lines 0.5 pt
Subtotal line/ highlighted line
(E) Font colour
HR anthracite
bold
No background Line colour
HR grey-blue 60%
line thickness 0.75 pt
(F) Highlighted column
font colour
HR anthracite
 bold
Highlighted column
background colour
HR warm grey 20%
Highlighted column
line colour
HR grey-blue 60%
line thickness 0.75 pt
Bottom/total line
(G) Font colour 
HR cyan bold
No background Line colour
HR cyan
line thickness 0.75 pt
(H) Highlighted column
font colour 
HR cyan bold
Highlighted column
background colour
HR warm grey 20%
Highlighted column
line colour HR cyan
line thickness 0.75 pt

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Colours in tables

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Line thicknesses in tables

The thin line applies to the standard dividing lines and the lines demarcating the Subtotal and Total line as well as to the line beneath the line header except of the highlighted column.

The thick line applies to the line beneath the line header of the highlighted column.

Note for Excel tables

Please always create Excel tables in the scale height and width 100 %. Only then will the character spacing of the lettering be properly displayed.

If, after creating an Excel table, you see unwanted lines that you have not formatted at all, check whether the “Gridlines” are displayed in the Excel table under “View.” If this is not the case, assign all the incorrectly displayed lines the colour HR white to make them “transparent.”

Note for PowerPoint tables

Formatting a PowerPoint table is a bit more complicated than editing an Excel table. When you click on the table in the slide, the “Table Tools” menu bar appears, via which you can format the fields in line with the applicable instructions.