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I built an Excel automation that turns a table into an org chart
I work in internal control and often need to build org charts for teams or departments.
Doing it manually in PowerPoint or Visio quickly becomes messy when the structure changes.
So I tried to automate the process directly in Excel.
The idea is simple: you write the hierarchy in a table (employee / manager) and the org chart is generated automatically.
This was mostly an experiment to see how far Excel automation could go.
I'm curious how other Excel users would approach this problem.
Would you structure the hierarchy differently or automate the org chart another way?
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