This is likely very simple. In a powerpoint presentation, it's easy to have a bulleted list of items. How do you get a sub-bulleted list under a single bullet?
How to have sub-points in a powerpoint presentation
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Open the PowerPoint presentation in PowerPoint 2010.
Press Alt+F11 on your keyboard.
Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications opens.
Press Ctrl+G on your keyboard.
The Immediate window opens within Microsoft VBA.
Copy and paste the following text into the Immediate window:
ActivePresentation.SaveAs "<Drive>:\users\<username>\desktop\<filename>.htm", ppSaveAsHTML, msoFalsePress Enter on your keyboard.
In PowerPoint, where your presentation once had the filename you had given it, it now says .htm (upon saving the presentation the title bar will revert back to its original name).
Navigate to where your PowerPoint presentation is saved. There is now a folder with the same name as your presentation followed by _files. (Example: HTMLme_files)
Open the new folder.
Included inside the folder are all of the audio and image files used in the presentation.
This doesn't really automate it per se but makes the work easier.
Try to apply the animation you want for the bullet points in the Slide Master then you can apply that animation to any slide with the same Slide Layout of the Slide Master.
Here's how:
Switch to the Slide Master view by clicking on View Tab → Slide Master.
Select the Title and Content Slide Layout which would be third slide thumbnail in the Slides tab.
Select the bullet points in the slide and apply the animation you want and select "On Click" on Start. Close the Master Slide.
Now, back to your presentation, click on the placeholder on the slide with the bullet points and on the Animation Pane, you should already see an animation that has a label of "Layout: Body". All you have to do is click on it's arrow and select "Copy Effects to Slide".
All animations you applied on the Master Slide of the same layout, will be applied to the slide.
Every time you want to apply the animation to bullet points, you just select the placeholder that contains the bullets and select "Copy Effects to Slide" from the Animation Pane.
Best Answer
I'm not completely sure because I don't have PowerPoint to test, but if you press enter after the first bullet-point, then press tab, it will do what you want.