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How to create an organization chart in PowerPoint
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quick start Guide

You can find out how to create an organization chart in PowerPoint in our step-by-step guide..

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An organizational chart represents a graphic layout to illustrate the structure of an organization and its organizational units, task distribution and communication relationships. If you want to show the relationships in your company or organization, PowerPoint offers you the option of automatically creating such an organization chart for you.

How to create an organization chart in PowerPoint

Follow our step-by-step instructions or take a look at the quick start guide .

1st step:

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Open a PowerPoint presentation and go to the " Insert " tab . Then click SmartArt to add a graphic to your presentation.

2nd step:

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In the window that opens, select " Hierarchy " on the left to reduce the selection to organizational charts and hierarchies. Now select " Organization Chart " and click " OK ".

3rd step:

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To insert your own text, click on any field and then enter your text.

4th step:

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You also have the option of creating additional shapes . Then select in the SmartArt Tools menu, select " Add Form ". About " Outdent " or " Demote " you can still move the position of the fields.

quick start Guide

  1. Choose Insert menu > SmartArt .
  2. Now search for " Organization Chart " and click " OK ".
  3. To change the entries, click on the fields and write your own text .
  4. To add additional fields choose the SmartArt Tools menu " Add Form " from. About " Outdent " or " Demote " you can move the position of the shapes.

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