How to Merge Shapes in PowerPoint & Use in your Presentations

Merge shapes in PowerPoint to spice up any presentation. There are 5 different ways to merge shapes in PowerPoint and in this video we walk you through each one, and ways to use it in your presentation.

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⌚ Timestamps:
[ 0:00 ] - Intro
[ 0:35 ] - Union
[ 2:20 ] - Combine
[ 4:34 ] - Fragment
[ 5:41 ] - Intersect
[ 7:12 ] - Subtract
[ 5:58 ] - Ending

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