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Cause and Effect Diagram Procedures
The easiest way to edit a Cause and Effect diagram is to start with a Cause and Effect diagram type and edit it to create your own diagram. iGrafx provides a generic Cause and Effect diagram, Cause and Effect (Manufacturing), and Cause and Effect (Transactional) diagrams.
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On the Cause and Effect menu, choose Rollup Errors. or Right-click in the Cause and Effect window and choose Rollup Errors. |
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For a cause or sub-cause, drag the cursor until it intersects the arrow to which it is subordinate. |
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Add an arrow using the Cause and Effect window |
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Manually position the text |
Click and drag the text in the cause and effect diagram. To automatically reposition the text, on the Cause and Effect menu, choose Layout Diagram. |
Redraw a cause and effect diagram |
On the Cause and Effect menu, choose Layout Diagram. Any manual positioning is lost when you use this command. |
On the Toolbox toolbar, click the or In the Cause and Effect window, click the row and press the Delete key. If you remove an arrow with subordinate arrows, all arrows and corresponding entries are deleted. |
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On the Toolbox toolbar, click the |
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Change labels |
On the Toolbox toolbar, click the or In the Cause and Effect window, double-click the label and type new text |
Add a Pareto chart to the diagram |
On the Cause and Effect menu. choose Insert Pareto Chart. The chart appears below the diagram. |
Print the Cause and Effect window |
On the Cause and Effect menu. choose Print Cause and Effect Window. |
Export to FMEA component in iGrafx |
To automatically show occurrence rankings in the FMEA, in the Cause and Effect window, enter a value for Sample and make sure causes show a number of errors. See FMEA Risk Priority Ranking Reference for details.
You can also right-click in the Cause and Effect window and choose this command. |
Import FMEA data |
Any data changes appear in the Cause and Effect diagram. |
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