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Bookmark or Share- Move WordArt, a text box, or shape in Word - Microsoft SupportWhen you add pictures, shapes, or other objects to your Word documents, they automatically stack in individual layers as you add them. You can move individual shapes or other objects or groups of objects in a stack. Select the border of the WordArt, text box, or shape to move.
- Change the shape of WordArt in Word - Microsoft SupportGo to Shape Format or Drawing Tools Format > Text Effects. Select Transform, and then choose the effect you want. If you don't see Transform at the bottom of the menu, make sure you've selected Text Effects. Tip: You can also change the look of your WordArt by rotating or flipping it, or resizing it.
- Add a data series to your chart - Microsoft SupportAfter creating a chart, you might need to add an additional data series to the chart. A data series is a row or column of numbers that are entered in a worksheet and plotted in your chart, such as a list of quarterly business profits.
- Video: Crop a picture to fit a shape - Microsoft SupportSelect the Picture Tools > Format tab, and then select Crop > Crop to Shape. From the shapes gallery, select the shape you want to crop to. Select the Picture Tools > Format tab and select Picture Border. Select a color for your border or select a Weight to make your border more visible.
- Video: Add, resize, and format text boxes - Microsoft SupportText boxes let you place text anywhere in a document and can be moved, resized, and formatted just like a picture. Select Insert > Text Box. Click and drag to draw the text box the size you want. Type some text. Select the text box. Select one of the handles and drag until the text box is the size you want. Select the text box.
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