Hi @pjroche01, thanks for your question!

The easiest way to achieve this is with the following steps

1. Select all shapes in org chart 1 and copy them (make sure to select the individual shapes and not the org chart container). 
2. Enter org chart 2 and select the employee you wish all employees from org chart 1 to be under,
3. Paste the copied shapes. 

See below a recording showing these steps: 

Hope this helps!

Hello, 

I tried to do this, and it didn’t work. Whenever I choose the individual items from org chart 1 (not the org chart container itself) and then copy/paste them into the other org chart 2, it just pastes another copy of org chart 1 as an org chart container that isn’t embedded within org chart 2. Is there some other way I should be doing this?

Edit from my previous post (on 2/6/2025):

I realized that I had to move both of the org charts down to the original page. They were both on a layer, which didn’t allow me to recognize them outside of their org chart containers for some reason. Once I moved the two org charts off the layer and onto the original page, I was able to merge them.

I do have a follow up question to this:

When I pasted Org 2 into Org 1, the data fields I had for Org 2 were removed as I assume Org 1’s data fields took precedent. Is there a way to maintain the data elements from the original Org 2, even after I have merged it into Org 1?

Hi ​@kasben01, thank you for your comments. It sounds like the two org charts were created using different data sets with different data fields, is this correct?

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