![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Grouping is not going to solve the problem – therefore a new feature was added in PowerPoint 2010, called Combine Shapes. In real life, we may need more complex shapes to be created which depend upon multiple base shapes. Then what can we do? Copy and Paste the grouped entity, choose Image Paste option and then edit the resulting image to remove the unwanted red border.Īnd here we are talking only about two shapes. For example you will see that the outline is still separate for both shapes. So what is the solution? Workaround = Groupingįor example I wanted a shape which was circular in the lower half and a cloud in the upper half… I could do this. However, the existing set of shapes was a limitation. It is practically impossible for Microsoft to satisfy everyone by providing them with specific shapes they need in their field of work. PowerPoint 2010? You must add this button to Ribbon. ![]()
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