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I am used to work in 'pt' units (points) in Mac Office 2011 PowerPoint and I find no way to set the unit of measurement to pt (points) in PowerPoint 2013. Aug 13, 2015 - However, sometimes you may want to freeze the size of the cells in the rows and columns so they will not change. This is easy to accomplish.

Good point @GaryS. Using pixels can be a bit misleading though.

960 pixels may give you a 10' wide shape on a system where the default Windows rez is 96dpi, but a smaller shape on another system that's been set to 120dpi or some other custom Windows resolution. In any case, the alleged size in pixels doesn't necessarily have any relation to how many pixels the shape will 'cover' in slide show mode on various systems. A shape that takes up half the screen will occupy 512 pixels on a 1024x768 screen but double or triple that on a new high-resolution display.

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– Feb 14 '17 at 15:53 •. If you are running the PowerPoint 2013 on Windows, the settings used by PowerPoint come from windows regional settings. Note: Users of Windows versions of PowerPoint have choices limited to just inches or centimeters!

Changing the measurement unit primarily affects the rulers visible within PowerPoint. Changing the default country/region in Windows changes the default format for numbers, currencies, time, and dates to those usually used for that country/region. For example, if you want to change your default measuring units from centimeters to inches, or display a date as 2009/10/31 instead of, select the country/region where you are located and the standard measurement systems used in that location are applied to your computer.