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Shape Combine in PowerPoint
The Shape Combine tool in PowerPoint combines selected shapes by subtracting overlapping areas and retaining the formatting of the first selected shape. It combines non-overlapping areas of shapes while subtracting overlapping portions. If shapes do not overlap, it acts like a group that cannot be ungrouped. Examples are provided demonstrating combining two or more overlapping or non-overlapping shapes.
Shape Combine in PowerPoint
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- 2. Shape CombineCombines non-overlappingareas of shapesSubtracts overlapping areas of shapesIf selected shapes do not overlap, acts like a group with no option to ungroup!Retains formatting of first selected shape
- 3. Shape Combine –Two Overlapping ShapesFirst SelectedSecond Selected
- 4. Shape Combine –Two Overlapping ShapesFirst SelectedSecond Selected
- 5. Shape Combine –Two Overlapping Shapes on a Third ShapeFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 6. Shape Combine –Two Overlapping Shapes on a Third ShapeFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 7. Shape Combine –Two Overlapping Shapes on a Third ShapeFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 8. Shape Combine –No OverlapFirst SelectedSecond Selected
- 9. Shape Combine –No OverlapFirst SelectedSecond Selected
- 10. Shape Combine –Three Overlapping ShapesFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 11. Shape Combine –Three Overlapping ShapesFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 12. Shape Combine –Three Overlapping ShapesFirst SelectedThird SelectedSecond Selected
- 13. Shape Combine –Multiple Shapes
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