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Creating Venn Diagrams: The process in Office 2010 is as follows -- Insert tab -- Illustrations -- SmartArt Graphic -- Relationship -- Select Venn Diagram. Why in the world is there not a template for a "two circle" Venn diagram? Is that not the most basic one and a fundamental aspect of the function of using Venn diagrams? Can a two-circle one be added?
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Ah, but even the three-circle default diagram doesn't have that text box in the overlapping area. Either Microsoft doesn't use a "standard" Venn, or the standard Venn does not include a description of the region of intersection. Take your pick!
Eric
P.S. - Microsoft's "smart" art: not that smart.
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Insert a Venn Diagram, right-click on one of the circles, and select Cut.
Eric
Eric: other purveyors on the market do provide the three "text boxes" for a two circle Venn diagram. Perhaps you are right, Microsoft's "smart" art may not be that smart.
Eric, I tried this but then one does not have a "text box" in the overlap area to enter information regarding the most crucial part of a two circle Venn diagram -- the overlap area. Using your suggestion results in both of the remaining circles having text areas, but not the overlap area.
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