How to group shapes in Word

To create diagrams on Word, users can use available diagrams, or create with shapes, Textboxes, etc. And when created, users can group shapes into a unified block for easy processing. physical. When moving shapes will move in groups, do not affect the arrangement in the block, do not deflect the shapes especially when switching to different versions of Word.

Picture group feature on Word will only apply to shapes, Textbox, . In case you want to group images, you need to insert images into the Textbox or into the shapes and then proceed to the picture group. To group the words, use the Textbox and also insert the words and then group them. If there are multiple images to group, group each small object, then group to another image to avoid manipulation.

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Instructions for grouping shapes on Word

Step 1:

In the shapes on Word want to group into 1, you hold down the Ctrl key and then hover over the image, when a small + sign icon appears, click on the image. Continue pressing Ctrl and perform the same operation as above.

Step 2:

After selecting the image you want to group, right-click on any side of the cube and select Grouping and then select Group to group.

If the group succeeds, green dots will appear around the surrounding shapes or lines.

Step 3:

Now if the user wants to move, all the images in the group will move.

We can also click on each image in the group to edit it if desired.

Or right click on the edge of the shape and appear a list of different options.

Step 4:

To separate the individual images, don't want to group the shapes again, right-click the edge and then click Group and select Ungroup to separate the group.

Thus, we have grouped shapes on Word to make it easier to edit a group of shapes such as moving position, editing content, switching to another Word version without changing the group layout. grade level. Splitting group shapes is as simple as grouping them.

See more:

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I wish you all success!