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Hi together,
since some of the last updates I have bigger issues with some of my existing figures on some power point slides. They are no more rendered correctly. In Office online or virtual Windows it works.
I use the latest version: Version 16.106 (26020821). Test file: https://tuc.cloud/index.php/s/CX4D9HT4KRANXYj
Do you have any ideas?
A family of Microsoft presentation graphics products that offer tools for creating presentations and adding graphic effects like multimedia objects and special effects with text.
Just an additional info. If I copy and paste the Figure into another tool (like Mac OS integrated Preview) everything looks fine
I'm not seeing any obvious problems with the file in PowerPoint for Mac 16.106.1 (26021521). Please choose Help>Check for Updates in the program. If you still see a problem, please post a screen shot of what you see that is incorrectly rendered.
Unfortunately it looks like this for me. In PowerPoint Online it looks fine:
There may be a problem with your installation. Try creating a new user account (System Settings>Users & Groups), signing in to that, then testing if the problem still exists. If it goes away, it's an issue with the user profile part of your Office installation.
If the issue still exists, or you'd rather not move your user data to a new profile, try uninstalling Office following these steps: Uninstall Office for Mac Then reinstall from the Subscriptions page of your Microsoft account.
I tried already many re-installations (from the AppStore, or a direct download from the MS homepage). I also tried different Macs and different user accounts (e.g. test account of PPT). But the rendering issue stays.
What file formats does your charting program export? Have you tried using a different file type?
Can you charting program export other formats? Have you tried any of them?
Other formats, like JPG work. However, I'm wondering that 5 years old presentations look not correctly since some of the latest PPT update. By the way, also .emf have some problems.
Since the display problem is evident on your Mac, but not on mine, it may be related to the particular video hardware and driver used in your computer. I recommend finding the model information for your Mac from the Apple menu About This Mac. Then, in PowerPoint, place your screen shots showing the defective rendering compared to the expect appearance. Finally, choose Help>Feedback>Report a problem, describe the issue and include the model number of your Mac and a screen shot of your sample slide. Hopefully if Microsoft tests on the appropriate Mac model, they will see the same effect and correct it.
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I'm also having a rendering issue on my mac. Certain slide elements, when zoomed in, completely disappear and they disappear in presentation mode. however, they appear when zoomed out in regular slide editing mode. I uninstalled and re-installed office, restarted my computer, and tried many different things. Still no luck.
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I justed tested my corrupted file again with the actual Power Point Version 16.109 (26051019). Now everything looks fine again. Further, macOS was updated to 26.3.1 (a). Finally, I cannot tell you what and which update was solving the issue.