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How to retarget an edge

  1. Click on the edge to select it
  2. Drag the source or target endpoint (the end of the edge where it meets a node)
  3. Drop it onto a different node

The relationship is updated — its source or target now points to the new element. The change applies to the model, not just the diagram.

If the relationship still has its automatic name (for example, My Organisation builds Brand), the name follows the change: retargeting to Other Brand renames it My Organisation builds Other Brand. A name you typed yourself is kept. To rebuild a name you’ve changed, right-click the edge and choose Reset Name (see Name a relationship).

If the relationship type has pair-wise constraints, you can only retarget to element types that satisfy the constraints. Dropping onto an invalid target type will not be allowed.

  • Retargeting changes the model relationship, not just the visual edge — it affects all diagrams where the relationship appears
  • To change the direction of a relationship (swap source and target), retarget both endpoints
  • An endpoint attaches to whichever side of the node is closest, and follows the node as it moves. To control an edge’s path rather than its endpoints, see Route edges

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Release 282 · 14 Oct 2026

New video: Exploring the Explorer, a four-minute tour of the Explorer panel

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