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Chapter 12 Ishikawa Diagrams 205<br />

Building a Chart Interactively<br />

Other Menu Options<br />

Change Type<br />

changes the entire chart type to Fishbone, Hierarchy, or Nested.<br />

Uneditable<br />

disables all other comm<strong>and</strong>s except Move <strong>and</strong> Change Type.<br />

Text Wrap Width<br />

brings up a dialog that lets you specify the width of labels where text wrapping occurs.<br />

Make Into Data Table converts the currently highlighted node into a data table. Note that this can be<br />

applied to the whole chart by applying it to the uppermost level of the chart.<br />

Close<br />

Delete<br />

is a toggle to alternately show or hide the highlighted node.<br />

deletes the highlighted node <strong>and</strong> everything below it.<br />

Drag <strong>and</strong> Drop<br />

Nodes in a Diagram can be manipulated by drag <strong>and</strong> drop. Grab any outlined section of a Diagram <strong>and</strong><br />

drag to a new location. Use the highlighted bar as a guide to tell you where the node will appear after being<br />

dropped.<br />

For example, the following picture shows the element Setup (initially a child of Temperature) being dragged<br />

to a position that makes it a child of Solder Process. Setup is then equivalent to Flux, Splatter, <strong>and</strong> Chain<br />

Speed.<br />

Figure 12.18 Dragging an Element<br />

The next example shows two ways to make the Inspection tree a child of the Solder Process tree. Note that<br />

both drag operations result in the same final result.

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