Which view in PowerPoint allows you to see the sequence of slides?

The Slide Sorter view in PowerPoint is specifically designed to showcase the sequence of slides. It presents all the slides in a grid format, allowing users to see multiple slides at once. This view is particularly useful for organizing and rearranging slides within a presentation, as it makes it easy to drag and drop slides to change their order. Users can also quickly identify the flow of the presentation, which helps in ensuring that the content is logically structured.

In contrast, Normal view focuses on a single slide and provides tools for editing, but does not offer a comprehensive overview of the entire slide sequence. Reading view is intended for giving a presentation without editing features, enabling a full-screen view of slides as they would appear during a presentation. Presenter view is designed to assist the presenter with notes and controls while displaying only the current slide to the audience. Each of these views serves different purposes within PowerPoint, but only Slide Sorter provides a clear and comprehensive layout of the slide order.