It sounds like you are creating a PCB directly in the PCB Editor without first creating a Schematic from which to convert into a PCB. You can do this in EasyEDA but we do not recommend it. Please see: [https://easyeda\.com/forum/topic/How\_does\_the\_Connect\_Pad\_to\_Pad\_tool\_work\_\-JgQO0Ay7H](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How_does_the_Connect_Pad_to_Pad_tool_work_-JgQO0Ay7H#:~:text=The%20Connect%20Pad%20to%20Pad,different%20sides%20of%20the%20PCB) [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Understanding-Ratlines-371bdbf646c54b23a57451eb05b2026d](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Understanding-Ratlines-371bdbf646c54b23a57451eb05b2026d)<br> <br> Please also study the Design Flow in the Tutorial.

I have a board which has nine similar areas and routed one by hand, I then copied the traces to the other areas but as the OP says, they don't connect. This would be useful. I am using a schematic. Mike.

@pommie, I this is a different situation. In your case I think you either need to be using the CRTL+SHIFT+C and CTRL+SHIFT+V copy and paste in the schematic and PCB or saving a single schematic as a Module and saving a PCB layout for a single instance of the circuit in the schematic as a PCB Module and then placing multipe modules in each editor. For more, please read about Modules in the Tutorial.