When working with Flowchart Swim Lanes, I often need to shift an existing process to the right to make room for additional steps at the beginning of the workflow. When I select multiple shapes and move them, some shapes do not remain in their original swim lane and are automatically reassigned to a different lane. This results in incorrect ownership and process mapping, requiring manual corrections. Shapes should remain associated with their original swim lane during repositioning unless they are intentionally moved into another lane. This issue is particularly noticeable in large process diagrams with many swim lanes and connected shapes.
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Flowchart Swim Lanes: Shapes Do Not Stay in Their Original Swim Lane When Moved
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