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Mastering Org Chart Export: Showcasing Your Company Structure in PowerPoint and Google Sheets

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September 28, 2023
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In the dynamic landscape of modern business, effective communication and collaboration stand as pillars of success. A fundamental instrument for illustrating your company's organizational framework and hierarchy is the Organizational Chart, often referred to simply as the Org Chart.



Whether you need to present it to stakeholders in a PowerPoint presentation or share it for collaborative purposes in Google Sheets, we've got you covered. In this article, we'll walk you through the simple steps to export your Org Chart seamlessly into both Google Slides and PowerPoint.

Exporting to PowerPoint

Exporting your Org Chart to PowerPoint is a breeze, and here's how you can do it in a few easy steps:

  1. Navigate to "Export": Begin by locating the "Export" option in your Org Chart tool.
  2. Choose Your Export Scope: You have the flexibility to decide whether you want to export the entire company structure or specific departments/managers. This allows you to tailor your Org Chart export to your audience's needs.
  3. Select PNG Format: Opt for the PNG format when exporting to PowerPoint. This format ensures high-quality images that will look great in your presentation.
  4. Pick Your Org Chart View: Finally, choose between the "Standard" or "Compact" Org Chart view to suit your presentation style.

That's it! You've successfully exported your Org Chart for use in PowerPoint. You can now effortlessly integrate the exported image into your presentations, making it easy to convey your company's structure to different stakeholders.

Exporting to Google Sheets

Exporting your Org Chart to Google Sheets is equally straightforward, with just a few adjustments to the process:

  1. Repeat the First Steps: Start by navigating to the "Export" option in your Org Chart tool, just as you did for PowerPoint.
  2. Select CSV Format: Instead of PNG, this time, choose the CSV format. This format is ideal for data-oriented sharing and collaboration.
  3. Open with Google Sheets: Once your CSV export is ready, open it with Google Sheets. Your Org Chart data will be neatly organized and ready for collaboration with your team.

By following these uncomplicated steps, you can seamlessly export your Org Chart data to either PowerPoint or Google Sheets. This makes it convenient to share and present your organizational structure to your team, stakeholders, or anyone who needs a clear picture of your company's hierarchy.

In conclusion, enhancing your organization's communication and collaboration is as simple as mastering the art of exporting Org Charts. Whether it's the visual appeal of PowerPoint or the data-driven nature of Google Sheets, you now have the knowledge to effortlessly share your Org Chart with the world. So, go ahead and streamline your Org Chart sharing process to boost your team's productivity and clarity in the workplace.


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Article by
Jan Rezab
Serial entrepreneur for 19 years, founder and CEO of Time is Ltd., the world’s leading employee experience & engagement SaaS company. Prior to Time is Ltd., Jan was the CEO & Founder of Socialbakers (now Emplifi), which had a successful exit to Audax Private Equity in late 2020. Jan is an investor and entrepreneur involved in projects ranging from driving the future of work, sustainable mobility, to improving air quality.
Article by
Jan Rezab
Serial entrepreneur for 19 years, founder and CEO of Time is Ltd., the world’s leading employee experience & engagement SaaS company. Prior to Time is Ltd., Jan was the CEO & Founder of Socialbakers (now Emplifi), which had a successful exit to Audax Private Equity in late 2020. Jan is an investor and entrepreneur involved in projects ranging from driving the future of work, sustainable mobility, to improving air quality.

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