Animate 1 object that's part of a group
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Would anyone know if it's possible to animate a single object of a group? I have what's basically a collection of boxes with a couple of images that's group togather so that the whole group animates in and out. Between those animations I need a single object in the group to animate out (before the whole group).
Every time I try to create an animation for the single object, power point creates the animation for the whole group.
Thanks!
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Power Point 2007
Would anyone know if it's possible to animate a single object of a group? I have what's basically a collection of boxes with a couple of images that's group togather so that the whole group animates in and out. Between those animations I need a single object in the group to animate out (before the whole group).
Every time I try to create an animation for the single object, power point creates the animation for the whole group.
Thanks!
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Power Point 2007
Would anyone know if it's possible to animate a single object of a group? I have what's basically a collection of boxes with a couple of images that's group togather so that the whole group animates in and out. Between those animations I need a single object in the group to animate out (before the whole group).
Every time I try to create an animation for the single object, power point creates the animation for the whole group.
Thanks!
microsoft-powerpoint
Power Point 2007
Would anyone know if it's possible to animate a single object of a group? I have what's basically a collection of boxes with a couple of images that's group togather so that the whole group animates in and out. Between those animations I need a single object in the group to animate out (before the whole group).
Every time I try to create an animation for the single object, power point creates the animation for the whole group.
Thanks!
microsoft-powerpoint
microsoft-powerpoint
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What about popping a duplicate of the shape you want to animate over the group (same position as the original shape), making the original shape invisible, then animating your duplicate?
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What about popping a duplicate of the shape you want to animate over the group (same position as the original shape), making the original shape invisible, then animating your duplicate?
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What about popping a duplicate of the shape you want to animate over the group (same position as the original shape), making the original shape invisible, then animating your duplicate?
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What about popping a duplicate of the shape you want to animate over the group (same position as the original shape), making the original shape invisible, then animating your duplicate?
What about popping a duplicate of the shape you want to animate over the group (same position as the original shape), making the original shape invisible, then animating your duplicate?
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