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Is there an easy way to see what objects are on top of others in a stack in Illustrator

Community Beginner ,
Oct 25, 2020 Oct 25, 2020

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I am working on a vector illustration and I had to reshape one shape within a stack of objects in a logo. So I cut it from the original file and reworked in in a new document window. Then pasted it back onto the original graphic. But it was obviously burried beforehand somewhere in the stack and parts that were hidden before show on top. Is there a way to figure out at what level in the stack the edited shapes were before?

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Oct 25, 2020 Oct 25, 2020

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You cut it from the original file? Then all traces are gone.

It would have been better to copy it.

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I have copies of the original file

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In that case you can check out the layers panel. Select the element on the artboard and in the layer panel menu there's a function to search that element. But then you'll have to look for the corresponding elements in the file you want to continue using.

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Thank you very much

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You're welcome! Have a nice rest of the weekend.

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