Is it possible, programatically to change equation to normal text in Power Point 2013-2016? And if yes, how? I Managed to locate equations. And my goal is to change change the font of equations. But it won't let me unless i change it to normal text. So my
idea was going throug slides, then throug lines in slides, finding text with "Math Cambria" font, then to manipulate it. But font won't change.
For Each Slide As PowerPoint.Slide In Presentation.Slides
For Each Shape As PowerPoint.Shape In Slide.Shapes
For Each Paragraph As PowerPoint.TextRange In Shape.TextFrame.TextRange
For Each Line As PowerPoint.TextRange In Paragraph.Lines
If Line.Font.Name = "Cambria Math" Then
With Line.Font
.Name = "Calibri"
.Bold = True
End With
ElseIf Line.Font.Name = "Calibri" Then
With Line.Font
.Name = "Palatino"
End With
End If
Next Line
Next Paragraph
Next Shape
Next Slide
I also tried
For Each Window As PowerPoint.DocumentWindow In Windows
Selection.OMaths(1).ConvertToMathText
Next Window
I am aware that was supposed to turn it to equation, but i guessed if i could do that i could find a way backwards. But that didn't work aswell.