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VISIO TUTORIAL
Visio Tutorial – QSD Team – October 2, 2008

                                             · Main Visio
         · Visio
                                               Screen
           Workspace          1                                               Shortcuts
           and Menus




                                                                                               · Types of          3
                                                                                                 Charts



    · Visio Toolbar                                                                Flowchart        Gantt




            Legend                                              VISIO
         Legend Subtitle
Symbol     Count    Description
             2      Information
                   Needs follow                                                                         · Modifying the
             1
                       up
                                                                                                          Color Scheme
             2         Good

             1       Priority 3

             1       Priority 2
                                  · Creating a
             1         Idea
                                    New Diagram
             1       Priority 1
                                                                                               Creating a
             1       Question                                                                  Background
             1       Meeting
                                                            · Flowchart   2
                       High                                   Basics
             2
                    importance
                                                                                                                       Page 1
Outline
   Main Visio Screen               Creating a Background
   Visio Workspace and Menus       Modifying the Color Scheme
   Visio Toolbar                   Adding a Hyperlink
   Creating a New Diagram          Using Your Visio Drawing
   Align Shapes                    Types of Charts
   Adding and Modifying Text           Flowchart
   Adding Additional Shapes            Cross Functional Flowchart
   Flowchart Basics                    Fishbone
       Process
                                        Gantt Chart
       Decision
                                        Timeline
       Terminator
                                        Brainstorming
       Document                    Shortcuts
       On Page Reference           Resources
       Off Page Reference
Getting Started in Visio
   When you open Visio you see options such as Business
    Process under Category and Basic Flowchart under
    Template.
   The toolbars across the top of the screen are similar to
    other Microsoft programs such as Word and PowerPoint.
   Unique functions are found throughout (the Shape menu
    item is unique to Visio).
Main Visio Screen
Visio Workspace and Menus
   The left side of the screen shows menus specific to the
    type of diagram you are creating.
       For a Flowchart you will see Arrow Shapes, Backgrounds, Basic
        Flowchart Shapes, Borders and Titles.
   The center of the screen shows the diagram workspace.
   The top menu changes depending on the diagram type,
    eg. a Gantt Chart has a top menu item called Timeline.
Visio Workspace and Menus
Visio Toolbar




   Shapes
   Pointer tool
   Connector tool
   Text tool
   Drawing tools
Creating a New Diagram
   To start a new diagram, drag and drop a shape from the
    shapes menu.
   If you the click the connector tool, Visio will automatically
    add arrows between shapes as you add to your diagram.
   As long as that connector tool is highlighted, Visio will
    continue to add arrows in between the shapes.
   Visio allows you to change the size or
    placement of a shape, and the connector still remains
    intact.
   If you have left out a shape, click on the shape
    you would like to add, drag it, and hover over
    the connector you would like to place it on,
    and you will see the scissors icon appear.
    Drop the shape and it fits in easily.
Creating a New Diagram
Timesaver: Align Shapes
Adding and Modifying Text
   To add text to your diagram and format that text:
       Begin by double-clicking on the shape and adding your text.
        What you will notice is that the format, the default format, for
        Visio is Arial 8 point font.
       That may or may not be what you want to stick with. You can go
        ahead and change the format.
       But the most efficient way to do this is to enter all of your text
        and then go back and format it all at once.
       Select your first shape that you want to change the font,
        hold down the shift key, and click on all of the other
        shapes that you wish to reformat. Or use the Pointer
        tool to select a number of boxes at once.
       Go up to the toolbar, pick the font and size.
Adding and Modifying Text
Flowchart Basics
           Process Block
               You can use this shape to
                describe “processes”, which can
                be defined for our purposes as a
                certain action being taken. Some
                examples of a process could be:
                 • Performing a calculation, such as
                   “Calculate the average of all the
                   sales”.
                 • A group taking an action, such as
                   “The Product Test group validates
                   the software modules”.
                 • A generic action, such as
                   “Document is placed in the tray”.
               These are normally the building
                blocks of your Visio diagrams.
Flowchart Basics
           Decision Symbol
                As the name implies, you would use this
                 symbol to branch out your diagram
                 based on a decision that is made. You
                 can think of this as an “If” statement (for
                 those familiar with programming
                 concepts).
                There are two basic ways to use this
                 symbol:
                   •   Yes/No Path - This has two outcomes,
                       Yes or No. An example would be “Is the
                       average greater than 0?”.
                   •   Multiple Path - The flow can go multiple
                       ways based on the outcome. For
                       example, if could you “Choose location
                       to check”, and then each location could
                       be a path.
                   •   The key here is to make sure you label
                       each path, even if it is with a “Yes” or a
                       “No”. Otherwise, you won’t be able to
                       navigate your diagram.
Flowchart Basics
           Terminator Symbol
               This is what you use when you
                want to end or start your
                diagram. Normally, you would
                have one at the beginning and
                one at the end. Make sure to
                give them descriptive names.
               If your diagram can end in
                many places, put a terminator
                at each place it can end.
               This also works if you have
                multiple beginning points, but
                this is less common.
Flowchart Basics
           Document Symbol
               Pretty obvious explanation
                here, but you might find
                yourself using it a lot. If you
                have any kind of document
                that you are trying to represent
                in your diagram, you should
                use this symbol.
               For instance, if the input to
                your process is a file, it would
                be represented by this symbol.
               Another example
                would be if the
                output of your
                process is a file.
Flowchart Basics
           On Page Reference
               This should be used if you need to
                “jump” back to another part of your
                process in a different part of the
                diagram, but can’t connect them
                using a standard connector. Also,
                this can be used to modularize
                your diagram.
               An important point is that these
                symbols work in pairs, like two
                ends of a connector. The key is to
                label them both the same thing so
                that you know which
                reference goes
                where. Use
                descriptive text like
                “Determine customer
                payment information
                function”.
Flowchart Basics
           Off Page Reference
               Use this when what you are
                referencing is on a different page
                than the symbol. Using an
                example above, if you were to
                have repeatable functions in your
                diagram, you might just have one
                page where the details for it reside
                and then use this reference when
                you want people to skip to it. This
                way you don’t have to repeat the
                same set of symbols multiple
                times in your diagram. This also
                creates a cleaner, less cluttered
                diagram.
Creating a Background
   Visio provides several standard backgrounds which you
    can add to your diagram.
   From the menu on the left side of the screen, click on
    backgrounds, select a design that you like, drag, and
    drop.
   Visio automatically fits the background to the existing
    diagram. Visio has also added a tab at the bottom of your
    screen labelled quot;backgroundquot;.
   Your existing work is on page one. For the most part,
    you'll be working with page one, but you always have the
    option to add content to the background page as well.
   The important thing to remember is that whichever page
    you add content to is the page on which you will need to
    edit that content.
Creating a Background
Modifying the Color Scheme
   The most efficient way to add color to your drawing is to
    use the color scheme functionality, which will change your
    shapes, background, and text all at once.
   Right-click on your workspace, select color schemes, and
    select a scheme from the menu. Press apply to see if you
    like it, and just play around until you find one that you like.
   Sometimes you need to change the color of one or two
    shapes for impact.
   To do this, select the shape you wish to change,
    then click on the paint bucket tool and select
    a color.
   To create a custom colour, click on more fill
    colours.
Modifying the Color Scheme
Modifying the Color Scheme
Timesaver: Format Painter
Adding a Hyperlink
   You may want to add a hyperlink to your diagram.
   To do that, click on the left menu Borders and Titles, go all
    the way down to the bottom, select a hyperlink icon, drag
    and drop into your shape, and the hyperlink dialog box will
    appear. Or use CTRL K.
   Type in your URL, click on okay, and your hyperlink has
    been inserted.
   You can link to a web site or to a document on
    Connections
Adding a Hyperlink
Using Your Visio Drawing

   Once you've completed your Visio drawing, it
    can be printed out just like any other Microsoft
    document.
   From the toolbar select file and print.
   To print poster size (11 x 17) with the colour
    Xerox:
       In Print select Properties
       In Paper/Output, change the paper to 11 x 17
       In Image Options, enlarge 129%
        (may need to adjust for your margins)
Using Your Visio Drawing
Using Your Visio Drawing
   Visio drawings can also be inserted into other Microsoft
    Office documents such as PowerPoint or Word.
   To do this, go to your toolbar, select edit,
    and copy drawing. Then go to your
    PowerPoint or Word document.
   Select where you would like to insert your
    Visio diagram, and click edit, paste.
   The Visio diagram can be edited within
    other Microsoft Office applications:
       To change your drawing, double-click on it while still in
        PowerPoint, and Visio will open up within PowerPoint and you
        can make your changes.
Using Your Visio Drawing
Types of Charts

   Business Process
       Flowchart
       Cross Functional flowchart (aka swimline)
       Cause and effect (aka fishbone)
   Organizational Chart
   Project Schedule
       Gantt chart
       Timeline
   Brainstorming
Flowchart
Cross Functional Flowchart
Fishbone
Gantt Chart
Project Calendar
Timeline
Brainstorming
Shortcuts
   CTRL S – save                             CTRL B – bold
   CTRL P – print                            CTRL I – italics
   CTRL C – copy                             CTRL U – underline
   CTRL X – cut                              CTRL L – rotate left
   CTRL V – paste
                                              CTRL R – rotate right
                                              CTRL A – select all
   CTRL Z – undo
                                              CTRL G – group
   CTRL K – add a                             selected objects
    hyperlink

         These shortcuts also work in Word, Excel & PowerPoint
Resources

   Templates and tutorial on Connections in QSD
    Workspace
   Getting Started Tutorial in Visio Help
   Diagram Gallery in Visio Help
   Visio 2003 training courses on microsoft.com

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Visio Tutorial

  • 1. VISIO TUTORIAL Visio Tutorial – QSD Team – October 2, 2008 · Main Visio · Visio Screen Workspace 1 Shortcuts and Menus · Types of 3 Charts · Visio Toolbar Flowchart Gantt Legend VISIO Legend Subtitle Symbol Count Description 2 Information Needs follow · Modifying the 1 up Color Scheme 2 Good 1 Priority 3 1 Priority 2 · Creating a 1 Idea New Diagram 1 Priority 1 Creating a 1 Question Background 1 Meeting · Flowchart 2 High Basics 2 importance Page 1
  • 2. Outline  Main Visio Screen  Creating a Background  Visio Workspace and Menus  Modifying the Color Scheme  Visio Toolbar  Adding a Hyperlink  Creating a New Diagram  Using Your Visio Drawing  Align Shapes  Types of Charts  Adding and Modifying Text  Flowchart  Adding Additional Shapes  Cross Functional Flowchart  Flowchart Basics  Fishbone  Process  Gantt Chart  Decision  Timeline  Terminator  Brainstorming  Document  Shortcuts  On Page Reference  Resources  Off Page Reference
  • 3. Getting Started in Visio  When you open Visio you see options such as Business Process under Category and Basic Flowchart under Template.  The toolbars across the top of the screen are similar to other Microsoft programs such as Word and PowerPoint.  Unique functions are found throughout (the Shape menu item is unique to Visio).
  • 5. Visio Workspace and Menus  The left side of the screen shows menus specific to the type of diagram you are creating.  For a Flowchart you will see Arrow Shapes, Backgrounds, Basic Flowchart Shapes, Borders and Titles.  The center of the screen shows the diagram workspace.  The top menu changes depending on the diagram type, eg. a Gantt Chart has a top menu item called Timeline.
  • 7. Visio Toolbar  Shapes  Pointer tool  Connector tool  Text tool  Drawing tools
  • 8. Creating a New Diagram  To start a new diagram, drag and drop a shape from the shapes menu.  If you the click the connector tool, Visio will automatically add arrows between shapes as you add to your diagram.  As long as that connector tool is highlighted, Visio will continue to add arrows in between the shapes.  Visio allows you to change the size or placement of a shape, and the connector still remains intact.  If you have left out a shape, click on the shape you would like to add, drag it, and hover over the connector you would like to place it on, and you will see the scissors icon appear. Drop the shape and it fits in easily.
  • 9. Creating a New Diagram
  • 11. Adding and Modifying Text  To add text to your diagram and format that text:  Begin by double-clicking on the shape and adding your text. What you will notice is that the format, the default format, for Visio is Arial 8 point font.  That may or may not be what you want to stick with. You can go ahead and change the format.  But the most efficient way to do this is to enter all of your text and then go back and format it all at once.  Select your first shape that you want to change the font, hold down the shift key, and click on all of the other shapes that you wish to reformat. Or use the Pointer tool to select a number of boxes at once.  Go up to the toolbar, pick the font and size.
  • 13. Flowchart Basics  Process Block  You can use this shape to describe “processes”, which can be defined for our purposes as a certain action being taken. Some examples of a process could be: • Performing a calculation, such as “Calculate the average of all the sales”. • A group taking an action, such as “The Product Test group validates the software modules”. • A generic action, such as “Document is placed in the tray”.  These are normally the building blocks of your Visio diagrams.
  • 14. Flowchart Basics  Decision Symbol  As the name implies, you would use this symbol to branch out your diagram based on a decision that is made. You can think of this as an “If” statement (for those familiar with programming concepts).  There are two basic ways to use this symbol: • Yes/No Path - This has two outcomes, Yes or No. An example would be “Is the average greater than 0?”. • Multiple Path - The flow can go multiple ways based on the outcome. For example, if could you “Choose location to check”, and then each location could be a path. • The key here is to make sure you label each path, even if it is with a “Yes” or a “No”. Otherwise, you won’t be able to navigate your diagram.
  • 15. Flowchart Basics  Terminator Symbol  This is what you use when you want to end or start your diagram. Normally, you would have one at the beginning and one at the end. Make sure to give them descriptive names.  If your diagram can end in many places, put a terminator at each place it can end.  This also works if you have multiple beginning points, but this is less common.
  • 16. Flowchart Basics  Document Symbol  Pretty obvious explanation here, but you might find yourself using it a lot. If you have any kind of document that you are trying to represent in your diagram, you should use this symbol.  For instance, if the input to your process is a file, it would be represented by this symbol.  Another example would be if the output of your process is a file.
  • 17. Flowchart Basics  On Page Reference  This should be used if you need to “jump” back to another part of your process in a different part of the diagram, but can’t connect them using a standard connector. Also, this can be used to modularize your diagram.  An important point is that these symbols work in pairs, like two ends of a connector. The key is to label them both the same thing so that you know which reference goes where. Use descriptive text like “Determine customer payment information function”.
  • 18. Flowchart Basics  Off Page Reference  Use this when what you are referencing is on a different page than the symbol. Using an example above, if you were to have repeatable functions in your diagram, you might just have one page where the details for it reside and then use this reference when you want people to skip to it. This way you don’t have to repeat the same set of symbols multiple times in your diagram. This also creates a cleaner, less cluttered diagram.
  • 19. Creating a Background  Visio provides several standard backgrounds which you can add to your diagram.  From the menu on the left side of the screen, click on backgrounds, select a design that you like, drag, and drop.  Visio automatically fits the background to the existing diagram. Visio has also added a tab at the bottom of your screen labelled quot;backgroundquot;.  Your existing work is on page one. For the most part, you'll be working with page one, but you always have the option to add content to the background page as well.  The important thing to remember is that whichever page you add content to is the page on which you will need to edit that content.
  • 21. Modifying the Color Scheme  The most efficient way to add color to your drawing is to use the color scheme functionality, which will change your shapes, background, and text all at once.  Right-click on your workspace, select color schemes, and select a scheme from the menu. Press apply to see if you like it, and just play around until you find one that you like.  Sometimes you need to change the color of one or two shapes for impact.  To do this, select the shape you wish to change, then click on the paint bucket tool and select a color.  To create a custom colour, click on more fill colours.
  • 25. Adding a Hyperlink  You may want to add a hyperlink to your diagram.  To do that, click on the left menu Borders and Titles, go all the way down to the bottom, select a hyperlink icon, drag and drop into your shape, and the hyperlink dialog box will appear. Or use CTRL K.  Type in your URL, click on okay, and your hyperlink has been inserted.  You can link to a web site or to a document on Connections
  • 27. Using Your Visio Drawing  Once you've completed your Visio drawing, it can be printed out just like any other Microsoft document.  From the toolbar select file and print.  To print poster size (11 x 17) with the colour Xerox:  In Print select Properties  In Paper/Output, change the paper to 11 x 17  In Image Options, enlarge 129% (may need to adjust for your margins)
  • 28. Using Your Visio Drawing
  • 29. Using Your Visio Drawing  Visio drawings can also be inserted into other Microsoft Office documents such as PowerPoint or Word.  To do this, go to your toolbar, select edit, and copy drawing. Then go to your PowerPoint or Word document.  Select where you would like to insert your Visio diagram, and click edit, paste.  The Visio diagram can be edited within other Microsoft Office applications:  To change your drawing, double-click on it while still in PowerPoint, and Visio will open up within PowerPoint and you can make your changes.
  • 30. Using Your Visio Drawing
  • 31. Types of Charts  Business Process  Flowchart  Cross Functional flowchart (aka swimline)  Cause and effect (aka fishbone)  Organizational Chart  Project Schedule  Gantt chart  Timeline  Brainstorming
  • 39. Shortcuts  CTRL S – save  CTRL B – bold  CTRL P – print  CTRL I – italics  CTRL C – copy  CTRL U – underline  CTRL X – cut  CTRL L – rotate left  CTRL V – paste  CTRL R – rotate right  CTRL A – select all  CTRL Z – undo  CTRL G – group  CTRL K – add a selected objects hyperlink These shortcuts also work in Word, Excel & PowerPoint
  • 40. Resources  Templates and tutorial on Connections in QSD Workspace  Getting Started Tutorial in Visio Help  Diagram Gallery in Visio Help  Visio 2003 training courses on microsoft.com

Notas do Editor

  1. Show how hyperlinks work
  2. Show export to Word function