Hi Matt
I'm not sure that you could accomplish what you need using Word's graphics.
You could try something completely different, however, to see if that might
help. Just type out the names of the staff in an ordinary document. Apply
the appropriate built-in heading styles to indicate employees' levels
(Heading 1 for the CEO, Heading 2 for the CEO's direct reports, Heading 3
for the next level, and so on).
Then use the Document Map (View > Document Map). You'll get a clickable,
hierarchical list, which may do the job for you.
Hope this helps.
Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word
Matt said:
I'm trying frantically to create a non-traditional org chart which would
have an initial list of several names for superiors. We need to be able to
simply click on a superior and expand each to display the employees below
them to keep the page clean. I've tried working with drop downs; but, I
don't think this is what I need. This seems simple, but I'm at a loss as
how to accomplish it.
