Represents a property effect for an object.

Example

Use the property of the AnimationBehavior object to return a PropertyEffect object. The following example refers to the property effect for a specified animation behavior.

Visual Basic for Applications 
ActivePresentation.Slides(1).TimeLine.MainSequence.Item(1) _ .Behaviors(1).PropertyEffect

Use the property to access the animation points of a particular animation behavior. If you want to change only two states of an animation behavior, use the and properties. This example adds a new shape to the and sets the property effect to animate the fill color from blue to red.

Visual Basic for Applications 
Sub AddShapeSetAnimFill() Dim effBlinds As Effect Dim shpRectangle As Shape Dim animProperty As AnimationBehavior Set shpRectangle = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes _ .AddShape(Type:=msoShapeRectangle, Left:=100, _ Top:=100, Width:=50, Height:=50) Set effBlinds = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).TimeLine.MainSequence _ .AddEffect(Shape:=shpRectangle, effectId:=msoAnimEffectBlinds) effBlinds.Timing.Duration = 3 Set animProperty = effBlinds.Behaviors.Add(msoAnimTypeProperty) With animProperty.PropertyEffect .Property = msoAnimColor .From = RGB(Red:=0, Green:=0, Blue:=255) .To = RGB(Red:=255, Green:=0, Blue:=0) End With End Sub

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