What is the sequence to group objects that share the same color?

What is the sequence to group objects that share the same color?

• A. Select > Same > Fill Color. Then, Object > Group.
• B. Object > Group, then Select > Same > Fill Color
• C. Select > Same > Stroke Color, Then Object > Group
• D. Group objects, then Select > Same > Fill Color

Answer: (A)

To group objects that share the same color, you first identify all items with that fill color, then group them. In practice, start by selecting one shape, then choose Select > Same > Fill Color to automatically pick every object using that same fill. Once all those objects are selected, go to Object > Group to treat them as one unit. The order is important because grouping works on the current selection, so selecting all with the same fill color first ensures you actually gather all relevant objects. If you grouped before selecting by color, you wouldn’t reliably include every item sharing that color. Also, using Stroke Color would group by the outline color, not the fill color.

To group objects that share the same color, you first identify all items with that fill color, then group them. In practice, start by selecting one shape, then choose Select > Same > Fill Color to automatically pick every object using that same fill. Once all those objects are selected, go to Object > Group to treat them as one unit. The order is important because grouping works on the current selection, so selecting all with the same fill color first ensures you actually gather all relevant objects. If you grouped before selecting by color, you wouldn’t reliably include every item sharing that color. Also, using Stroke Color would group by the outline color, not the fill color.