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Triangles in Basic Shapes
With Basic Shapes (Triangle) I can draw all types of triangles, except obtuse
ones... Why is that? -- Felix |
Triangles in Basic Shapes
Hi Felix:
From the Basic Shapes grab the isosceles triangle and put it on your sheet. Click on the triangle. You can then stretch it out into an obtuse form by grasping a grab point and dragging. Have fun ! -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200718 "Felix" wrote: With Basic Shapes (Triangle) I can draw all types of triangles, except obtuse ones... Why is that? -- Felix |
Triangles in Basic Shapes
This is what I tried, but if move the yellow grab poit I can only streck it
as far as a rightangled triangle -- Felix "Gary''s Student" wrote: Hi Felix: From the Basic Shapes grab the isosceles triangle and put it on your sheet. Click on the triangle. You can then stretch it out into an obtuse form by grasping a grab point and dragging. Have fun ! -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200718 "Felix" wrote: With Basic Shapes (Triangle) I can draw all types of triangles, except obtuse ones... Why is that? -- Felix |
Triangles in Basic Shapes
Hi Felix:
Here is a macro that will make it automatically: Sub Macro1() Range("G11").Select With ActiveSheet ..Shapes.AddShape(msoShapeIsoscelesTriangle, 267.75, 234.75, 87#, 88.5).Select ..Shapes(1).Select End With Selection.ShapeRange.ScaleWidth 4.09, msoFalse, msoScaleFromTopLeft Selection.ShapeRange.ScaleHeight 0.97, msoFalse, msoScaleFromTopLeft Range("G12").Select End Sub Open a new spreadsheet, install the macro and run it. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200718 "Felix" wrote: This is what I tried, but if move the yellow grab poit I can only streck it as far as a rightangled triangle -- Felix "Gary''s Student" wrote: Hi Felix: From the Basic Shapes grab the isosceles triangle and put it on your sheet. Click on the triangle. You can then stretch it out into an obtuse form by grasping a grab point and dragging. Have fun ! -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200718 "Felix" wrote: With Basic Shapes (Triangle) I can draw all types of triangles, except obtuse ones... Why is that? -- Felix |
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