Microsoft Word is software for writing and editing and allows users to create designs and organize images for their work. Microsoft Word can use to customize pictures, create calendars, booklets, brochures, etc. When a user creates several objects such as pictures, text boxes, and shapes, they want to make them come together as one image. Microsoft Word has the feature for making this possible.
Grouping Objects in Word manipulates the image to come together as one. When you move the object, they will move together. In this post, we will show you how to group shapes, pictures, text, and objects in Microsoft Word.
How to group Objects in Word
Open Microsoft Word.
Draw an object in your word document.
Click the Insert tab and click Shapes in the Illustration group and select a Banner and a Star from the Star and Banner category.
You can color the shape of the star and banner if you want.
Place the star on the banner by clicking on it and dragging it in the middle of the banner.
If we try to move the objects, you will see that they are not moving together as one object. We want it to be a complete picture so we can move it together.
Now, we will group the picture.
Click on the Shape Format tab; if you have not seen it, click on a shape, and the Shape Format tab will appear.
On the Shape Format tab, in the Arrange group, click the Selection Pane.
A Selection Pane window will open on the right.
Click one of the shapes in the window and press CTRL + SHIFT and click to select the other one.
In the document, you will see both are selected.
In the word document, right-click an object; click Group in the drop-down list; you will see two options Group and Ungroup. Select Group.
The objects are grouped. Now they can both move together as one image.
I hope this is helpful.
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