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I’m creating a workflow in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. I have a step which then has several conditions. I accidentally placed the steps that should be under the third condition at the same level as the main step. Is there a way to move the steps up into the main steps condition without deleting and recreating the steps?
The short answer is no as the browser based designer is quite limited. The slightly longer answer is yes if you think the amount of work involved in recreating the errant steps is significant.
You can export the workflow via solution export and edit the XAML directly then reimport. XAML workflows are a supported method of creating workflows and there is tooling support within Visual Studio 2010 (CRM 2011 workflows are native WF4). The SDK can provide more information.
However, once you do this you cannot then reload the workflow in the web designer interface. You will always have to export/edit it as an XAML workflow. Finally, you can only do this for on-premise as CRM Online doesn’t currently support XAML workflows.
If you do choose to stick with the browser based designer always take regular exports of the workflow via solution export to prevent this problem. I appreciate in your current situation this statement is essentially useless, but it’s worth reiterating.