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I have attached a file illustrating the grouping scenario I referred to in my earlier post. The only thing I did that you did not refer to is that rather than using free-form drawing around the grouped objects is that I simply used another shape and enlarged it. (FWIW, I never used free-form drawing in Visio...so many other/better/professional options available.)
HTHs... Original file did not upload (invalid file), converted to .pdf for uploading. Last edited by JimP; 01-04-2018 at 01:23 AM. Reason: Attachement did not attach |
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oh, I did not see that it is possible to attach files here
![]() Thank you once again, Jim. But what if my shapes are for example arranged like in the attached file. I want the dotted line like the red line excluding shape No. 4. For many reasons I do not want to re-arrange the shapes. Do I need to build an own shape that fits exactly in the red line or is there a simpler way? See attachement ![]() |
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