I can always ungroup them to move the individual charts and boxes later. The reason I did that is so that I can move all 3 charts around as a single group and arrange them perfectly on my slide. Group #1: Chart 1 and its content Group #2: Chart 2 and its content Group #3: Chart 3 and its content Group #4: All three charts grouped together You can also further organize your objects by creating groups within groups.įor example, in the picture below, I have 4 different groups to make the dashboard easier to navigate.Įach of the charts is first grouped with its titles, then all 3 charts are grouped together as a single group. The advantage of grouping objects together is that they are easier to grab and format as a group. Select two or more objects you want to group togetherĪlternatively, you can use the group shortcut (CTRL + G).
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Group shortcut CTRL + G Ungroup shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + G Regroup shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + J How to group in PowerPointTo group objects together in PowerPoint, simply:
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To learn some of my best time savings trick for PowerPoint (that you can put in action today) check out my free speed training series here. To see how to group, ungroup and regroup in PowerPoint, see the short tutorial below. Just keep in mind that not everything can be part of a group (as described below). That’s why I consider the Group and Ungroup shortcuts mandatory for anyone who uses PowerPoint at least 5 hours a week. This is especially true as your slides get more and more complicated, like when building pitch books and client deliverables that might not even be presented. Grouping objects together in PowerPoint is important for keeping your slide layouts organized and easier to work with.
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