Tutorial on how to deal with unclosed graphics drawn by PPT

php editor Baicao often encounters the situation where the graphics drawn by PPT are not closed in daily work. This not only affects the appearance, but also affects the filling and editing of graphics. In order to solve this problem, we have summarized some processing methods and techniques, hoping to help you quickly and effectively deal with the situation of unclosed graphics in PPT. Next, let’s learn more about these processing tutorials!

1. Recently, I need to use PPT to draw pictures due to work needs. The mouse is not easy to use, and it always operates automatically. It always jumps during the drawing process. Every time I draw, it always ends automatically without finishing the drawing. So what should you do if you haven’t finished drawing? Do I need to draw the picture again? Forget the simple ones, just paint them again. For those that are more complicated, wouldn’t it be a waste of time to paint them again? If you don’t want to paint them again, what should you do?

2. When dealing with problems, how should we resolve the near-miss situation?

1. Open PPT, select the unfinished graphics, double-click the graphics to be modified with the left mouse button, and the [Format] edit box will pop up in the menu bar.

2. After opening the [Format] edit dialog box, you can see the [Edit Shape] function in the [Format] edit dialog box. Click [Edit Shape] to find [ Edit Vertices] function, click this function, and the graph will become a multi-point connection mode.

3. After the graphic enters the multi-point editing mode, you can close the graphic by connecting adjacent unconnected points with the mouse, and the graphics will not be closed. It will affect various properties of the graphics.

4. After the graphic is closed, how to judge whether it is truly closed? You can select the graphic, right-click the mouse, and select [Format Shape] in the right-click menu to enter In the [Set Shape Format] window, set the fill to have color fill, then confirm and check whether the shape can be filled normally and completely. If it is filled normally and completely, it means the closure is normal.

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