Show multiple projects or tasks with Parallel Arrows. Illustrate the business profits and losses with the help of the perfect visual. Draw comparisons, explain strategies, define tasks, show which task is ahead of others with the help of Parallel Arrows PowerPoint. Add something new which can do wonders to your presentation.

 

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What you will learn in this tutorial:

 

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Steps to create Parallel Arrows in PowerPoint:

 

  • Insert a Rectangle. To do so, go to Insert> Shapes> Rectangles> Rectangle. Adjust its shape with the help of the marked cursor. (See the below image).

Insert a Rectangle

 

  • Duplicate the original shape by pressing Control C and Control V. Right click the duplicate the shape. Go to Format Shape> Shape options> Effects> 3-D Rotation> Presets> Parallel> Off Axis 2 Right.

Apply 3-D Rotation on Rectangle

 

  • Once the 3- D Rotation is applied to the duplicated shape, place it next to the original shape. (Take a look the below image).

Place the Shape

 

  • Insert a Pentagon. Choose Insert> Shapes> Block Arrows> Pentagon. Adjust its shape with the help of the marked cursor. (See the below image).

Insert a Pentagon

 

  • Place the Pentagon next to the shape you have created earlier. Look at the below image for your reference.

Place Pentagon

 

  • Now Group all the shapes by pressing Control G. Right click the shape> Outline> No Outline> Fill the shape with the color of your choice.

Remove Outline and fill the shape with color

 

  • Copy paste the original shape by pressing Control C and Control V. Keep increasing the size of the each Pentagons by holding the marked cursor and make a pile of Parallel Arrows.

Duplicate the shape and make a pile of parallel arrows

 

  • Place a Rectangle. (See the below image). Choose Insert> Shapes> Rectangles> Rectangle.

Place a Rectangle

 

  • Apply 3-D Rotation to the shape. Go to Format Shape> Shape options> Effects> 3-D Rotation> Presets> Parallel> Off Axis 2 Right. (See the below image).

Apply 3- Rotation

 

  • Right click the shape. Choose Format Shape> Shape Options> Fill and Line> Fill> Solid Fill> Gray. Increase its transparency to 55%. Choose Line> No Line.

Give a transparent layer

 

Create this simple and innovative design and leave your audience amazed.

 

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