Microsoft Word Organogram Templates
- Move to the next box, which branches below the first. Type the name of the next-highest person. Most Word templates have three boxes on this branch. If you only have one or two people on this branch, click the box and press the “Delete” key. If you have more than three, click any box on the row, then click the “Add Shape” menu on the ribbon.
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Move to the next box, which branches below the first. Type the name of the next-highest person. Most Word templates have three boxes on this branch. If you only have one or two people on this branch, click the box and press the “Delete” key. If you have more than three, click any box on the row, then click the “Add Shape” menu on the ribbon.
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Word 2010, Windows 7 I need to create a fairly intricate organogram and have opted not to use the Word 'SmartArt Hierarchy' option as it does not give me what I have in mind. Instead, I use the standard 'Insert Shapes' option, using primarily rounded rectangles (approx x60) and connector lines. For this, I have created a large drawing canvas (almost the entire A3 landscape page) to contain all the graphic elements.
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For the sake of standardization, I have created a standard size and format rectangle (with text) so that I can copy this as necessary to represent a department/section of the organization. My problem is the following: Once I have copied the rectangle and then edit the text, the text in the previous rectangle also changes to the new text.
If however I save, close the the document, then reopen, I am able to change the text without changing the previous text, with the result, for every new text box, I have to close the document and reopen. Is this a software or hardware problem? And, is there anything I can do to remedy this other than having to draw and format a new rectangle each time? I am not able to duplicate the effect you're seeing. However I notice that you're seeing this problem when you copy and paste the shape. It sounds like Word is treating the pasted text box like a second instance of the copied object until you close and restart.
A normal copy of Word doesn't do this, so you could try using Control PanelProgram and Features, right-clicking on Microsoft Office 2010, selecting Change, then selecting the Repair option. If that doesn't work, you could try working around this difficulty by recording a macro while you create a text box from scratch. Give the macro a keyboard shortcut. This way each text box is a new object that is not copied from an existing box and there shouldn't be any duplicating text. Let us know if you need help recording or using the macro.
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