I have forked your project, https://easyeda.com/Rozakiin/UK_Pad-966553d8565446ef9672db967cf00d71 then if I update a component in the schematic and then press `Update PCB...` in the schematic or `Import Changes...` in the PCB then that update is passed into the PCB. Is there some other behaviour that you expect to occur? Can you explain more about `but I cannot link them together`? I don't understand what you mean by `link them together`. Thanks.

@andyfierman I was hoping there was a way for the resistors and diodes to be in a specific place in relation to each switch rather than needing to place them all individually

When you convert a Schematic to a PCB the components are all placed in a group in one corner just outside default board outline (which is calculated based on the component areas plus an allowance for the routing and a board edge clearance). There is no automatic distribution of packages into the board area. That all has to be done manually.

Oh, man I just spent 2 hours trying to figure out how to do exactly what Rozakin was asking. PCB layout that is only good for a none schematic based PCB isn't what I had hoped for.

Please see: https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Link_Schematic_Module_and_PCB_Module-oAuMGYfxP and: https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/The_best_way_to_design_a_PCB_in_EasyEDA-ThR3pwqIC

I have this same problem, and posted a reply to this: [https://easyeda\.com/forum/topic/Link\_Schematic\_Module\_and\_PCB\_Module\-oAuMGYfxP](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Link_Schematic_Module_and_PCB_Module-oAuMGYfxP) This seems like a significant missing feature of the program.  When using Schematic/PCB modules, they should be linkable. So,placing the schematic correctly updates the other like a Library. .