In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to make organization charts in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio. We also look at how you can make your org chart available in Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and even on Office.com using the People Graph.
We’ll start with the basics of making an org chart using Smart Art directly in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Then we’ll look at how you can make an org chart using Visio on the web, which now comes for free with all work and school accounts. You’ll have a little more control compared to the smart art option.
Then we’ll look at how you can make an org chart using the data visualizer, which uses both Visio and Excel.
Lastly, we’ll look at how you can make your org chart available within Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and Office.com and even how you can export this data.
- Additional resources
- PowerShell command to connect to Exchange Online: Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName ENTER YOUR USERNAME HERE
- PowerShell command to get all user information: Get-User -ResultSize unlimited | select id,displayname,title,manager,department | export-csv -path C:\specify where to save you csv\userlist.csv
- Timestamps
Kevin Stratvert 
Watched your Layering tutorial for Power Point. Very well done! I’m struggling to take a simple picture on my slide and make it appear as if it has duplicate pics layered behind it. (cascade top left, like a stack of cards fanned upward) Not sure if this would be a shape effect of sorts? Do you have a tutorial that might share this? Thank you!
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