How Do You Insert a Roulette Wheel in PowerPoint?

In PowerPoint, there are a few ways to insert a roulette wheel. One way is to use the Shapes tool to draw a circle, then add the numbers around the edge of the circle. Another way is to use a SmartArt graphic. To do this, go to the Insert tab and click on SmartArt.

In the Choose a SmartArt Graphic dialog box, scroll down to the Abstract and Surface area, then select Circle. This will insert a blank circle into your PowerPoint slide.

To add the numbers around the edge of the circle, go to the Format tab and click on Convert to Shape. In the Convert to Shape dialog box, choose Roulette Wheel from the list of shapes.

This will insert a roulette wheel onto your PowerPoint slide.

To add betting options to your roulette wheel, go to the Insert tab and click on Text Box. In the Text Box dialog box, type in the betting options you want (e.g.

, red, black, odd, even). To make sure the text box is in the correct location on your slide, you can click on it and drag it into place.

Once you’re happy with your roulette wheel, you can add it to your PowerPoint presentation by going to the Insert tab and clicking on Link or Action. In the Link or Action dialog box, select Run macro from the list of options. In the Macro name field, type in RouletteWheel .

This will insert a link to your roulette wheel into your PowerPoint presentation. Click OK when you’re done.

Your PowerPoint presentation should now have a roulette wheel that you can link to and run as a macro.