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If you are working on a presentation with your clients or even a co-worker, then you might end up in a situation where you both did not work on the same copy, one after the other. Instead, you worked on two different copies. These copies may contain changes done by you both, some similar and some different. Now you need to compare and merge these copies into a single, cohesive file without losing any edits!
Yes, you can manually compare your presentations, keeping them side by side. This option works great if there are very few changes. For anything more involved, you will want to use the Compare feature that combines two presentations provided by you, and then shows you the differences between them.
To learn more, choose your version of PowerPoint. If we do not have a tutorial for your version of PowerPoint, explore the version closest to the one you use.
Comparing and Merging Presentations in PowerPoint 2016
Comparing and Merging Presentations in PowerPoint 2013
Comparing and Merging Presentations in PowerPoint 2010
Comparing and Merging Presentations in PowerPoint 2011
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