1、 How does Thinkcell create a schedule?

Open Think cell: First, make sure you have installed Think cell in PowerPoint. Open PowerPoint, click on the Thinkcell icon to enter its interface.

Select schedule type: In Thinkcell, there are various schedule templates to choose from. You can choose a suitable one according to your needs, such as a Gantt chart or timeline. Each template has its own style, suitable for different occasions.

Input data: After selecting the template, you can start inputting data. Double click a cell in the table to directly enter its contents. Thinkcell also supports importing data from Excel, making updating schedules super easy without the hassle of manual input.

Adjust the style: Finally, adjust the style casually. Change the font and color to make the schedule look more professional. Thinkcell offers a wide range of style options, allowing you to easily achieve personalized design. For example, using different colors to distinguish tasks, or increasing font size to highlight key points.

In this way, you can easily create a clear and concise schedule to help you manage your time and tasks. Imagine presenting such a schedule at a meeting, and everyone will surely praise you endlessly!

Figure 1: Creating a Schedule

How to add color to the borders of Thinkcell tables?

Next, let's talk about how to add color to the table borders in Thinkcell. This is a little trick to make charts look better. Many people overlook borders when designing charts, but the color and style of borders can enhance the visual effect of charts.

The following are the specific operational steps:

Select the table: First, open the thinkcell table you have prepared and find the borders you want to add colors to.

Right click: After selecting the border, right-click and a menu will pop up. In this menu, you can find various options for setting borders and select "Borders" to make the settings.

Select border settings: In border settings, in addition to choosing bold or thin borders, different colors can also be selected. Thinkcell provides many color options to help you choose the color that suits your theme.

Adjust color and style: After selecting the color, click "Apply", and the border will immediately change to the color you have chosen. You can also adjust the border style, such as selecting dashed or solid lines, to make the table look more dynamic.

Such simple steps can make your table borders look brand new and give people a more professional feeling. When presenting, it can definitely impress the audience and leave a lasting impression.

Figure 2: Adding Colors to Table Borders

2、 How to add arrows to Thinkcell

Finally, let's take a look at how to add arrows in Thinkcell. This is particularly useful for displaying flowcharts or indicating directions. Many times, we need to use arrows to guide the audience's gaze, making the information clearer and easier to understand.

Here are the steps to add arrows:

Open the Thinkcell chart: Ensure that your Thinkcell chart is ready and all data has been entered.

Select Arrow Tool: In the Thinkcell toolbar, find the Arrow Tool. Click on it, ready to start drawing arrows. This tool is super obvious and there is no pressure to find it.

Draw arrows: Click and drag on your chart to draw the arrows you want. Adjust the length and direction of the arrow freely, completely according to your needs. For example, pointing an arrow from one task to the next clearly demonstrates the relationship between tasks.

Adjust Arrow Style: Finally, select the arrow and right-click to choose "Format" to adjust the color, thickness, and other styles of the arrow to better fit your chart style. You can try different color combinations to make the arrows more prominent.

Figure 3: Thinkcell with arrows