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spg
I am trying to split an elipse so that one half is a different fill color
than the other half.
than the other half.
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TAJ Simmons
It might be easier to create a pie chart graph, with the values equal to the
size of slices you need. (e.g. 10,10,10 would give your 3 thirds)
then un-group it (from the draw menu)
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size of slices you need. (e.g. 10,10,10 would give your 3 thirds)
then un-group it (from the draw menu)
Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp
awesome graphics for powerpoint
http://www.PresentationPictures.com
free powerpoint pictures, tutorials, hints, tips and more...
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spg said:I am trying to split an elipse so that one half is a different fill color
than the other half.
Autoshapes/More Autoshapes, search for Chord. Use the Shadow tool on the
drawing toolbar to remove the shadow if necessary.
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Echo S
Forgot to mention, there's also a pie autoshape in "more autoshapes." It's
3/4 of a pie -- just drag the yellow diamond to make it 1/2.
3/4 of a pie -- just drag the yellow diamond to make it 1/2.