An organization chart shows the hierarchy of a company or a project. Each level in the hierarchy is represented by a row of boxes. We need to use this type of chart frequently. Microsoft Excel can create organizational charts through the use of SmartArt hierarchy diagrams in versions of Excel 2010 and earlier versions. Here I will take Microsoft Excel 2010 for example to introduce about how to make an organization chart .
Solution
- In Microsoft Excel 2010, choose "Insert" > "Illustrations" > "SmartArt" tab.
- The SmartArt Graphic dialog box pops up. And click "Hierarchy" in the left pane. Select one style and click "OK" to insert.
- The organization chart has appeared in the sheet. And the text pane pops up automatically like this. Type your text there.
- "SmartArt Tools" tab will appear in the ribbon, including "Design", "Format" command. Click "Design" and you can do many settings.
- Under "Design" tab, click "Add Shape" and you can add shapes in the right place, after or before like this.
- Click "Change Layout" and choose one type. The chart will become to the selected style at once as follows.
- "Change Colors" will help you change the whole color of the chart.
Make an Organization Chart in Excel 2010
- There are other features under "Design", such as "Quick Styles", "Reset Graphic", "Convert to Shapes" and so on.
- Click "Format" under "SmartArt Tools" tab.
- In "Shape Styles" group, you can select one shape and then choose one style. Like the following, the style will be changed.
- "Quick Styles" can help you to make many kinds of the text. As follows you can see.
Make an Organization Chart in Excel 2010
- Under "Format" tab, there are "Arrange", "Size" commands that you can use to make the chart neater and cleaner.
- Well done.
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