Gantt charts are a useful way to visualize data. In essence, they can be used as a comprehensive timeline for project management. Word itself is extremely customizable – however, there isn’t a Gantt chart template available in Word by default. Instead, you’ll have to add a Gantt chart to Word. Open a new document in Word; If you want to use the greatest possible part of the paper for a grid change the margins to.2' for top & bottom and.25' for left & right by clicking File / Page Setup. Click Table / Insert / Table.
As we know, an organization chart is clearer to illustrate the relationships of a company. Here I introduce the way to create an organization chart as shown as below in Word for you.
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Step 1. Place your cursor on where you want to insert the chart and click Insert > SmartArt. See screenshot:
Step 2. Click Hierarchy in the left pane, and select one style you need from the list. Then click OK to insert the SmartArt. See screenshot:
Step 3. Then type the highest level person in the top text box, in this case, I type President. See screenshot:
Step 4. Continue to finish the other textboxes. You can see the below example.
Tip: If you just need two text boxes in this rank, you can select a text box and press Backspace key to delete it. On the other hand, you also can add a new text box by selecting a text box and right click > Add shape to add a new text box. See screenshot:
Step 6. You can format and design the chart as you need from Design and Format tabs. See screenshot:
Here, I just change the color and style of the organization chart, see the result: