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To point only one method:

• select all objects that have a common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape

NOTE: There must exist shapes and curves that limit the wanted area with no gaps. If a gap exists, you must temporarily fill it by drawing something that covers the gap.

To point only one method:

• select all objects that have a common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape

NOTE: There must exist shapes and curves that limit the wanted area with no gaps. If a gap exists, you must temporarily fill it by drawing something that covers the gap. This seems not to be a problem in your case.

To point only one method:

• select all objects that have a common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape

To point only one method:

• select all objects that have a common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape

NOTE: There must exist shapes and curves that limit the wanted area with no gaps. If a gap exists, you must temporarily fill it by drawing something that covers the gap.

To point only one method:

• select all objects that have common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape

To point only one method:

• select all objects that have a common border with your target area
• take the Shape Builder tool
• click the area that needs to be selected

=> Ready, you have a new exactly fitting shape