How Do You Make An Organizational Chart?
Organizational charts are used for many purposes. They are included in business plans, grant applications, handbooks and other documents. They are used to show the chain of command, the order of importance or the setup of an organization. So, instead of breaking out the pencil and the ruler, make an organizational chart in Microsoft Word 2007. There are tons more options for making organizational charts in Word 2007 than in previous versions of the program. Using Word’s tools will help you make a professional and stylish organizational chart. Open Microsoft Word 2007 on your computer. Click on the “Insert Tab.” Click on “SmartArt” in the Illustrations section. You will be given several flowchart options. Click on “Hierarchy” to see options for creating organizational charts. Click once on a style and some information about it will appear on the right side of the box. This information might help you in choosing the best chart layout. Double click on a flowchart when you have chosen one.
