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What is a Radial Diagram ? |
A radial diagram illustrates a relationship where each item is linked to a centre item | ||
This diagram can be thought of as a very simple organisation chart that starts from the centre rather than the top. | ||
These types of diagrams are useful for showing items in relation to a core element. | ||
A radial diagram flows from the outside in or the inside out. |
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Creating a Radial Diagram |
Insert a blank slide and select (Insert > Diagram). | ||
Select radial diagram from the Diagram Gallery dialog box and press OK |
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Inserting Shapes |
The Diagrams toolbar is automatically displayed whenever a diagram is selected. | ||
The first button on this toolbar is "Insert Shape" which can be used to insert more segments to your cycle diagram. | ||
When inserting new shapes you should select an existing shape which you want the new shape inserted next to. |
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![]() | Move Shape Backward - Only available when AutoLayout is switched on. | ||
![]() | Move Shape Forward - Only available when AutoLayout is switched on. | ||
![]() | Reverse Diagram - |
Things to Remember |
The term radial is because the items radiate from the centre |
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