The Select Browse Object isn't available in Word 2013, but you still use the Find dialog. In addition, you can use the Navigation pane. To display this pane, check the Navigation Pane option in. /en/word/text-boxes/content/ Introduction. There may be times when your documents have multiple objects, such as pictures, shapes, and text boxes.You can arrange the objects any way you want by aligning, grouping, ordering, and rotating them in various ways. That said, the 'select object' tool that exists in Word 2010 should allow you to select individual shapes. You can select multiple shapes holding down the CTRL or SHIFT key while clicking shapes. In this video, MS Office Tutorial- How to Select-Object or Shape with Selection Pane in Microsoft Word 2017. Go to the Home Menu and Click selection. Premi.
Microsoft Word provides features to select multiple objects in Microsoft Word document. This article explains how to select multiple objects or shapes in the MS Word Document.
Hold CTRL and select the shapes or other objects that you want to group. Under Drawing Tools, on the Format tab, in theArrange group, click, and then clickGroup. However, the instant I followed instruction (1), Word instantly slammed me back onto the Home tab and hid all the drawing tools to make it impossible to follow instruction (2).
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Microsoft Word Select Multiple Objects
Step (1). Open Microsoft Word 2010 document.
Step (2). Select multiple objects by holding Ctrl key down and mouse click on objects. This way we can select multiple objects.
If your document have so many overlapped objects, it is bit difficult to select them using mouse. Instead of this, you can select the multiple objects from Selection Pane. Following steps explain how to select multiple objects using Selection Pane.
Step (1). Click on Home tab and select Select item under Editing section. It will display a sub-menu.
Step (2). In sub-menu select Selection Pane… menu item. It will display Selection and Visibility window/pane. It will display the shapes on the current page.
Step (3). You can select multiple objects/shapes by holding Ctrl key down and mouse click on objects/shapes in the Selection and Visibility pane/window.
Another way of selecting multiple objects is by dragging the mouse over the objects with in the mouse dragged area. This is simple and easy to use feature. This feature was available in earlier versions of MS Word 2010. At the time of writing this article this feature is not available in MS Word 2010. Strange!
Following steps achieve this by converting the MS Word 2010 document to Word 97 – 2003 document type.
Step (1). Open Microsoft Word 2010 document.
Step (2).Save As the document to Word 97-20013 document type. The document may loose some of the features supported in Word 2010 document format. Be careful while converting the document to old format.
Step (3). Click on Home tab. It will display Home tab items.
Step (4). Select Select item under Editing section. It will display a sub-menu.
Step (5). In sub-menu select SelectObjects menu item. This is a check menu item. Means if you click on Select Objects menu item on first time; Microsoft Word will enable you to select multiple objects. If you click on second time on Select Objects menu item; it will disable you to select multiple objects.
Step (6). Now drag your mouse pointer (by pressing left mouse button) over the objects you want to select.
Step (7). The objects which are there in the mouse dragged area will be selected and you can do operations on multiple selected objects or shapes.
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