How do I “pick” an object in a PowerPoint graphic that is under/behind other objects?

: How do I “pick” an object in a PowerPoint graphic that is under/behind other objects?
I keep picking the top object, but I want to pick an object that is “underneath” or “in back of” or “behind” the top object. Frustrating, but I’m sure there is an easy way if I just knew how….

Answers and Views:

Answer by Jackie
Use select

Answer by Extreme 🙂
move the object on top to a differnt part, then move the object that was under to where else u want to put it. then move the object that was on top back to its original place.

Answer by Person
Move the objects in front of it out of the way, or send them to the back. Then move them back to the front after you have finished.

Answer by XirixB.
I believe you Go to “format” and then press “bring object to front”

Answer by Pris K
You can right-click on whatever graphic is on top and select “Send to Back” It will take that graphic and put it underneath all the others. You can keep cycling through the top graphic until the one you want is on top. “Send Backwards” will move the top graphic back one spot and out of the way so you can click on the one you want too.