-: You can notice our business slides
get increasingly difficult to design.
This is, in my opinion, an advanced table.
What I wanted to say with this slide
is that this age group is the most appropriate to target
as the company.
But it wouldn't really be effective
without putting it into context with other age groups.
So let us go into our presentation.
Select a new slide, top bottom.
This layout is perfectly fine,
and I will try to insert all the information
and design something out of it.
We can maybe, just maybe, right click layout
and select a blank layout
because this will be kind of a custom design.
I can take elements I've already designed
from the previous slide.
Let's take those two boxes, control C,
and let's place them here.
I know that I will need a lot of space.
I'll enter the guide, so I'll start right away.
I want to divide like the content of the slide
into four of those boxes.
They can be small, but we need to fit at least four of them.
I'll press Control D.
I'll put it on the bottom, and let's eyeball it now.
Do we have enough space for all four of them?
Beautiful. Yes, we have.
I can even take them,
and with my arrow key, I can nudge them a little lower.
If you want to fill out this space
take this a little bit higher, take this a little bit lower,
select all four of them, shape format,
align, and distribute vertically.
This will make sure that we have equal spaces between them.
Okay, beautiful.
We have the age groups,
so this is the beginning for our table for our slide.
I will slowly copy over the information.
At first, the slide title.
We want to fit the slide title here.
Okay, for the age groups, we have 20, 20 to 39.
All right, so we started with age groups.
If I look at the other information, we also have some titles
like age group, market evaluation, comment,
and I wanna fit it above here.
So maybe I made those boxes a tiny bit too big.
I'll make them smaller.
I'll put this a little lower and same principle applies.
I can select all of them, shape format, align,
and distribute vertically.
I'll add this to quick access toolbar
because, probably, I'll use this a lot.
Okay, now you will go to insert shapes
and insert a normal text box.
Here, I want a age group.
I want to precisely inform that this is an age group.
You can get rid of the Y letter if you want
or you can leave it as is.
Okay, age group. what did we have else here?
Some kind of market evaluation and comment, right?
Market evaluation.
Okay, market evaluation,
and at the end, we had some kind of comment.
Don't worry that they aren't even yet.
I will select all three of them.
Shape format, I want to align everything to the age group.
Age group is lowest here.
So I will simply go to align and align bottom.
This way, everything is perfectly within the same line.
Let me go to the previous slide.
Let me copy the line as well.
Because I want to do as little work as I can
while maintaining the entire integrity of this presentation
with the same design across different slides.
This way, I'm making sure that everything looks consistent.
Okay, this line could be a little longer here.
I think this will look better, like that.
Comments on the right side.
Market evaluation somewhere here.
We'll take a look in a moment,
depending on how much text do we put here.
I will finish this lecture here.
In the next lecture, we will populate this table
with additional text.
And we can go from there and design a couple
of additional elements to make everything stand out.