It can happen that several elements on a slide need to be arranged with partial or full overlap. Each element must occupy a certain position, that is, located in the foreground or in the background, or between other elements.
To move a table one level forward relative to another object, select it and do one of the following: •In the Command menu, select Format > Arrange > Bring Forward. •On the Toolbar, select the Arrange section and click •Right-click the table to open the the context menu and select Bring Forward. •Press Ctrl+] on the English keyboard layout. To bring the table on top of other elements, do one of the following: •In the Command menu, select Format > Arrange > Bring to Front. •On the Toolbar, select the Arrange section. Click the button to the right of the •Right-click the table open the the context menu and select Bring to Front. •Press Ctrl+Shift+] on the English keyboard layout. |
To move a table one level backwards relative to another element, do one of the following: •In the Command menu, select Format > Arrange > Send Backward. •On the Toolbar, select the Arrange section and click •Right-click the table to open the the context menu and select Send Backward. •Press Ctrl+[ on the English keyboard layout. To bring the table to the back of other elements, do one of the following: •In the Command menu, select Format > Arrange > Send Backward. •On the Toolbar, select the Arrange section. Click the button to the right of the •Right-click the table open the the context menu and select Send Backward. •Press Ctrl+Shift+[ on the English keyboard layout. |