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I like to check if there is a slide zoom object on a slide to set the property "Return to zoom" for all the "Slide zoom objects". I saw this article - where they say, there should be a "HasSectionZoom" - but I don't find this on the shape object - therefore I cannot test if the behavior is in O365 different than in PPT2016. Inserting a Slide Zoom in PowerPoint 2016 using vba

This help describes the "Slide zoom" - what I am looking for.

Question is, how to get shape objects which have a "Slide zoom" defined, how to set property "Return to Zoom" - how to get information which slide is the "Slide zoom" jumping to.

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  • As Jamie mentioned in the thread you referred to (and still the case today in Office 365), there's a HasSectionZoom property in the object model, but it returns false, whether the shape has a section zoom (or any other zoom) applied or not. It might be worth setting up a sample slide with the different zoom types applied and poking around the XML to see what's offered. Commented Nov 3, 2024 at 15:26
  • How to read the "HasSectionZoom"? Any idea? Is this property on the shape? I also don't find any help about it. Commented Nov 3, 2024 at 16:46
  • I can find the necessary information in the XML file - only question is, how to read this out efficiently. Any idea? Commented Nov 3, 2024 at 17:17
  • No idea, I'm afraid. I've done a little XML manipulation in VBA, but I'm not a C# guy. Commented Nov 4, 2024 at 15:03
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