Moving objects from one group to another

B

Brian Sullivan

Is there any way to do this without ungrouping? -- which destroys carefully
crafted animations?
 
J

John Wilson

I tried code too. As soon as items were added / deleted from the group the
animation was lost.
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Echo S said:
Maybe using code, but I don't think it's possible in the UI. I experimented
with the Selection Pane, but that doesn't seem to let me do it, either.

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Brian Sullivan said:
Is there any way to do this without ungrouping? -- which destroys
carefully crafted animations?
 
M

Mark

I've been in this situation many times myself, and, like the other replies,
hadn't found a way to do this, other than never grouping items that get
animated. It's often unnecessary in versions 2003+ (before that, the only way
you could animate items together was to group them). The only real downside
is that you have multiple items in the animation dialog, but I find that a
very small trade off for being able to easily edit the items.

A VBA alternative that might work would be to have the code save the
animation settings before ungrouping, then apply them to each of the items
after they are ungrouped.
 
B

Brian Sullivan

Steve Rindsberg said:
Wouldn't Shyam's Animation Carbon let you pick up the animation settings
then
reapply them to the group again after you'd ungrouped/modified/regrouped
it?

Does that work for PPT 2007 (It would seem not from the web page)?
 

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