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    I moved some logic into a separate function, and specified the types of shapes that I considered Group-able

    It includes Textboxes and Pictures, but not Connectors. Those you can do manually



    
    Private Function pvtGroupAble(shp As Shape) As Boolean
        pvtGroupAble = False
        
        Select Case shp.Type
            Case msoAutoShape
                If shp.AutoShapeType <> msoShapeMixed Then pvtGroupAble = True
            Case msoGroup, msoTextBox, msoPicture
                pvtGroupAble = True
        End Select
    End Function
    
     
    
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    You are genius Paul! Thanks for your patience and effort. This solved my problem 99%. I am attaching ppt with two issues(slide 3 and 4), I am facing (not being skeptical). Just if you can input any thoughts if possible. thanks again Paul.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul_Hossler View Post
    I moved some logic into a separate function, and specified the types of shapes that I considered Group-able

    It includes Textboxes and Pictures, but not Connectors. Those you can do manually



    
    Private Function pvtGroupAble(shp As Shape) As Boolean
        pvtGroupAble = False
        
        Select Case shp.Type
            Case msoAutoShape
                If shp.AutoShapeType <> msoShapeMixed Then pvtGroupAble = True
            Case msoGroup, msoTextBox, msoPicture
                pvtGroupAble = True
        End Select
    End Function
    
     
    
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