Arranging and Grouping Objects

When a worksheet contains multiple objects, you might need to consider how they interact with each other. If the objects overlap, the most recently created drawing will be placed on top of older drawings, but you can change how the stack of objects is ordered. If you have created a collection of objects that work together, you might want to group them to create a new drawing object that you can move, resize, or copy as a single unit.

Change the Order of Objects

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Click the drawing object you want to place.

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Click the Draw button on the Drawing toolbar, and then point to Order.

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Click the stacking option you want.

  • Click Bring To Front or Send To Back to move the drawing to the top or bottom of the stack.

  • Click Bring Forward or Bring Backward to move a drawing up or back one location in the stack.

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Group Objects Together

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Press Shift while you click to select the drawing objects you want to group together.

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Click the Draw button on the Drawing toolbar.

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Click Group.

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Ungroup an Object

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Select the object you want to ungroup.

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Click the Draw button on the Drawing toolbar.

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Click Ungroup.

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Regroup an Object

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Click one or more of the objects in the original group.

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Click the Draw button on the Drawing toolbar.

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Click Regroup.

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Show Me Microsoft Office Excel 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office Excel 2003
ISBN: 0789730057
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 291

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