This idea is particularly useful for frame sequences but can be applied to other things as well. Currently if you have some code and decide you then want to put that code into a frame sequence, you can draw a frame around the first piece of code but when it comes time to add frame 2 you aren't allowed to draw the frame around it. Instead you click "add frame after" and it shifts all your code to the right. Then you have to keep expanding it to the right until you have enough room to fit the code you want. Once that is done you cut all the code and paste it into the new frame and reconnect all the wires. This is a major hassle and wreaks havoc on your code. Why not just add an option when you right click called "draw next frame" that allows you to simply pull the next frame off the right side of the first frame and around your code?
Duplicate of http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW-Idea-Exchange/Include-existing-items-in-flat-sequence/idi-p/1020666