When using WPS Grouped Shape, common questions usually focus on multi-selection, editing a single shape, and the difference between grouping and merging; this page covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
How do I select multiple shapes for grouping?
- Go to the slide page that contains the shapes you want to work with.
- Hold Ctrl and click multiple shapes one by one, or drag to select multiple shapes with the mouse.
- Confirm that all required shapes are selected, then run the Group command.
How do I edit one shape after grouping?
- Select the grouped object first.
- Use the Ungroup command when you need to edit one item separately.
- After ungrouping, select the individual shape and make your changes.
What is the difference between grouping and merging shapes?
- Grouping manages multiple shapes as one object.
- A grouped object can later be ungrouped and restored to separate shapes.
- Merging shapes usually creates a new shape result, so its purpose is different from grouping.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Group | A command that treats multiple shapes as one object for moving, resizing, or styling together. |
| Ungroup | A command that separates a grouped object back into individual shapes for separate editing. |
| Floating toolbar | A nearby quick-action toolbar that appears after selection and provides direct access to common commands. |