.Most viewing and navigation controls are located on the Workspace Toolbar.
Using the Workspace Toolbar, you can:
• Change the chart display mode.
There are a number of actions you can take to orient the chart, including:
• Fitting the chart to the window.
• Determining the number of visible levels.
Zooming allows view different sections of the chart in the main window at an appropriate size.
To zoom in and out on a chart:
• Use the zoom control buttons in the bottom right of the workspace to zoom in on the chart by clicking the .
• Use the zoom control buttons in the bottom right of the workspace to zoom out on the chart by clicking the 
.
• Use the Options dropdown in the Workspace Toolbar and select Zoom In or Zoom Out
You can also zoom in or out on a chart by a specific percentage clicking the Options dropdown menu in the Workspace Toolbar and selecting Zoom > X%.
You can resize the chart so the displayed portion fits in the Primary Workspace in two ways:
• Click the Fit to Window button 
in the bottom right of the workspace.
• Click the Options dropdown menu in the Workspace Toolbar and selecting Zoom > Fit to Window.
Determining how best to present the boxes in your chart is controlled by two options - Branch Styles and Sub-Charting. Using a combination of branch styles and sub-charting, you can utilize the available space in the manner most appropriate to your chart.
In the Workspace Toolbar, click the Branch Style button 
to select a branch style to apply to the chart. The options here will determine how boxes display in relation to each other. For example, choosing 'Wide' will always place the subordinates of a manager in a straight line, centered under that manager.
Sub-charting helps you partition your chart by levels, a field (example: department or location), or by selecting one or more manager's boxes and inserting a sub-chart. This gives you more flexibility and allows you to preview your sub-charting before you publish your org chart.
In the Chart Toolbar, click the Sub-Chart button 
to select how many boxes are seen at a given time.
You can use the Every __ Levels option to 'break' your chart at a specific number of levels. For example, if you choose two (2), then you will always see a maximum of two levels when viewing your chart. An example of this would be seeing the CEO and everyone that reports to her. Another example would be selecting a manager, and seeing only that manager and his subordinates.
If you select the Using Field option, the chart will 'break' on a box with subordinates who don't have the same entry for that field. For example, if you choose Office Location as your sub-charting field, the application will display all branches in which the employees have the same Office Location entry. If an employee has a different Office Location than her manager and also has subordinates, then that employee's box will have a sub-chart break, indicated by a down arrow 
.
The Insert Sub-Chart Break button allows you to select a box that has subordinates and 'break' the chart at that level. This will effectively hide all of the subordinates for that box and re-draw the chart to better utilize the space available.
There are a number of buttons and options available in the Chart Panel to navigate up and down chart levels.
The Return to Starting Point button 
is located in the Workspace Toolbar. Click this button to return the chart to its original position (usually the top chart box).
Note: This button is only enabled when the initial chart is not already displayed.
The Make Top button 
is located in the Workspace Toolbar . Click this button to set the currently-selected chart box as the top of the chart view.
Note: This button is only enabled when a box that is not currently the to box is highlighted.
If the manager or subordinates for a given box are not displayed, you can navigate up or down through a chart by clicking the Up-arrow or Down-arrow on the chart box.
Click the Up-arrow 
connected to a box to chart the box’s manager. Click the Down-arrow connected to a box to chart the box’s subordinates.
You can expand or collapse branches in the current chart by clicking the Expand 
or Collapse 
buttons in the upper left corner of each box with subordinates.
The Up One Level button is located in the Workspace Toolbar. Click this button to move the chart view up a single level.
Note: This button is only enabled when the chart is not displaying the top level.
You can choose how (or if) certain elements on the chart are displayed, including:
• The Chain of Command
• Matrix Managers
• Organization Logos
The Chain of Command is the list of superiors for a given chart box. You can display the entire chain of command for a particular individual in the chart, or choose to disable the chain of command display.
In the Workspace Toolbar, choose Option > Chain of Command and select the number of levels that you want to view.
Remember to turn off Chain of Command view to return to the standard view.
When an employee reports to multiple managers the employee will appear in multiple chart boxes (one reporting to each manager). You can easily navigate from one occurrence of the employee in the chart by selecting from a list of alternate managers. The alternate managers can be displayed either in a pop up menu, or directly in the employee's box.
To select how Matrix Managers are displayed:
1. In the Workspace Toolbar, choose Options > Show > Matrix Managers.
• If the Matrix Managers option has a checkmark, then alternate managers are displayed in the chart box itself.
• If the Matrix Managers option does not have a checkmark, then a small arrow button is added to the lower right corner of the chart box.
To view an employee's matrix managers:
• If the Matrix Managers option is enabled, then managers are displayed in the employee's chart box. You can click a matrix manager's name to navigate to the alternate manager's branch.
• If the Matrix Managers option is disabled, then you must hover your mouse over the 
button in the employee's chart box, then click the alternate manager to navigate to the alternate manager's branch.
If a logo has been uploaded for the organization, you can choose to show/hide the logo while displaying the chart. In the Workspace Toolbar, Choose Options > Show > Show Logo. If the option has a checkmark, then the logo displays in the workspace.