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I don't think you can do this with the ODS Powerpoint engine.
However, what you can do is have a template, and then modify it to your liking:
- Just open the PPTX file as a ZIP file with SAS.
- In that ZIP file, you'll find the slides.
- Microsoft's XML is very ugly, but if you saved the template with a down arrow containing the text "TEMPLATE TEXT", you'll find these two elements (arrow and text) in the slide file.
- You can modify these 2 elements and save the file again.
I don't think you can do this with the ODS Powerpoint engine.
However, what you can do is have a template, and then modify it to your liking:
- Just open the PPTX file as a ZIP file with SAS.
- In that ZIP file, you'll find the slides.
- Microsoft's XML is very ugly, but if you saved the template with a down arrow containing the text "TEMPLATE TEXT", you'll find these two elements (arrow and text) in the slide file.
- You can modify these 2 elements and save the file again.
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