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IS there any short cut key to select all shapes
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In powerpoint if we need to select shapes we do cntrl+A or we drag the cursor so that shapes are selected In excel if i am using shapes what is the command to select all shapes at once,else i need to go to each one and select holding shift. Thanks max |
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IS there any short cut key to select all shapes
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Press F5 and select 'Special' and select 'Objects' OK If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "max" wrote: Hi, In powerpoint if we need to select shapes we do cntrl+A or we drag the cursor so that shapes are selected In excel if i am using shapes what is the command to select all shapes at once,else i need to go to each one and select holding shift. Thanks max |
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IS there any short cut key to select all shapes
If you mean to select using code try
Activesheet.Shapes.SelectAll If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Try Press F5 and select 'Special' and select 'Objects' OK If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "max" wrote: Hi, In powerpoint if we need to select shapes we do cntrl+A or we drag the cursor so that shapes are selected In excel if i am using shapes what is the command to select all shapes at once,else i need to go to each one and select holding shift. Thanks max |
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