Themes not showing up under designs tab???

Here I have managed it out:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/xlbki60c8ackf5t/Themes..zip/file

you can download the themes that were already present and some additional themes in PowerPoint over here

https://www.mediafire.com/file/xlbki60c8ackf5t/Themes..zip/file

Hello Guys! I have figured out at last how to get the themes back:

open your finder screen

click on go

Press the alt key to get the library option

open library

go to the group container

find and click on UBF8T346G9.Office

Click on User Content

Then go into Themes and paste the themes

I have the themes that were already installed in PowerPoint but I was not able to paste them over here

Hi Rob,

There is no reason to uninstall/reinstall Office. This problem has nothing to do with installation failure.

This is a bug in the current update of Microsoft PowerPoint. Uninstall/Reinstall will just give you the same thing you have right now.

You can restore the previous build. Restore Microsoft PowerPoint.app in the Applications folder. Choose a previous month's build.

Learn how to use Time Machine to restore specific files

To prevent AutoUpdate from putting the current version back, use the Menu Bar and choose Help > Check for Updates, which will launch AutoUpdate. Change it from Automatic to Manual updates until this problem has been resolved.

Here you can see that they are back over here:

Hello Azher,

I am akande and I am happy to help you resolve the issue. If the themes are not showing up in the Design tab in PowerPoint, there could be a few reasons why:

-The presentation was created in an older version of PowerPoint: Some of the newer themes might not be available in older versions of PowerPoint. You can try saving the presentation in the newer version of PowerPoint and see if the themes become available.

-The presentation is in compatibility mode: If the presentation was created in a newer version of PowerPoint, but you are editing it in an older version, it may be in compatibility mode. This can prevent some features, such as themes, from being available. To check if the presentation is in compatibility mode, go to File > Info, and look for the "Compatibility Mode" section.

-The theme files are missing or damaged: If the theme files are missing or damaged, they may not be available in the Design tab. You can try repairing or reinstalling PowerPoint to see if this resolves the issue.

-The presentation is set to a custom theme: If the presentation is set to a custom theme, the built-in themes may not be available in the Design tab. To reset the theme to a built-in theme, go to the Design tab, and select a different theme from the available options.

If none of these steps help, you can try creating a new presentation and see if the themes are available. If they are, you can try copying the slides from your existing presentation into the new one to apply the desired theme.

I hope this helps. Kindly let me know if you need further assistance.

Regards, Akande