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Elements can be created by right-clicking the element below which you want to attach the new element and selecting Create New... > Element > [Element type] from the pop-up menu or dragging the desired kind of element from the Elements section in the Tool Palette. In addition, elements can be created by copying and pasting ready-made elements.
Exercise 99: Add Elements to a Model by Copying and Pasting.
 | 1. Create a new model based on the Balanced Scorecard Template. |
| 2. Open the Scorecard Navigator. |
| 3. Click the  button to expand the scorecard hierarchy: |
| 4. Similarly, click the button to expand the Financial branch. |
| 5. Select the Strategic Objective A element and click the  Copy button on the Home tab of the ribbon. Alternatively, you can also right-click the element and select Copy from the pop-up menu or press Ctrl+C. |
| 6. Select the Customer element and click the  Paste button on the Home tab of the ribbon. Alternatively, you can also right-click the element and select Paste from the pop-up menu, or press Ctrl+V. |
| 7. Right-click the pasted element and select Rename from the pop-up menu. Type "Exceed Customer Expectations" as the name. Alternatively, you can select the pasted element and press F2 or click the  Rename button on the Home tab of the ribbon. |
| 8. Expand the "Exceed Customer Expectations" branch completely and rename the Critical Success Factor A and Measure A elements: |
