The way I do this is to open Notepad, paste the text into it to remove formatting, and then copy the text back out of Notepad. Once you get used to it, it can be a very fast control-v, control-c in Notepad to remove formatting, and then control-v where you want the text to go.
If you are doing many copies, just leave Notepad open. Each time you have new text, click on the Notepad session. To get rid of the previous text you just add one control-a (when necessary - usually not) before the above.
The overall then goes select what you want to copy, control-c, click on Notepad, control-a, control-v, control-c, click on the destination, control-v. It is always the same sequence, so you get to where you can do the whole sequence very quickly.
This works for many sources, but does not always work for copies from web pages.
The feature that helps to insert the contents of the clip board as text without any formatting is the Paste Special.
You can use the Insert Function feature.
If you insert a new row above B1, the cell contents will move to B2 in the second row. If you insert a new row below B1, the cell contents will not move.
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Insert a custom footer.
Keep source formatting check box in the Reuse Slides task pane.
Insert Options
the button used to move the contents of a cell to the right three cells
show and hide button
When trying to create a 3 dimensional graphic, just inserting the shape without adding 3D styling within the processor your using will not create a 3 dimensional feature.
Ctrl - VAlt - E - VShift - Insert
You can use the table feature to create columns. I prefer to create these in Excel and copy or insert into Word. It is so much easier to manage column width and information.
Create from File