Typically, you can start your slide numbering with any number. So yes, your first slide can be numbered fourth. But what if you want the opposite? Maybe, you want your fourth slide to be numbered first! This question was asked on Microsoft Answers, and Chirag Dalal of OfficeOne had an awesome answer. Here is what you need to do:
Now, when you start the slide show, PowerPoint will show your first three slides without slide numbers and will sport the slide number 1 on your fourth slide, and 2 on the fifth slide, and so onward.
I wish to thank Chirag for his permission to explain this process on this post.
You May Also Like: If you want to learn about a workaround that lets you number Slide Sections individually, look at Numbering Slides from 1, Multiple Times in PowerPoint.
Filed Under: Techniques Tagged as: Chirag Dalal, Custom Shows, PowerPoint, Slide Numbers
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