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a subscriber asked me how to bold all the slide numbers in a powerpoint presentation heres how i would do that to simulate a presentation in which it would make more sense to do this with code rather than manual i set up like this start a new presentation change the slide to blank layout turn on page numbers in the footer add 99 slides with vba that concludes the setup so we have a realistic example it would be very tedious to bold all the slide numbers manually the vba code is going to do the same thing for every slide on each slide we have to find the slide number and then bold it sub bold slide numbers dim slide as slide well iterate over each slide with this variable dim num shape as shape the slide number is a shape this will be once we find it for each slide in activepresentation.slides set numshape equals find slide num slide this function will look at all the shapes on the slide and return the one that is the slide number function find slide num param slide as slide as shape