Help friends! I cannot find the correct chart here on Lucid which matches the requirements found on Wikipedia for “Structure Chart” (NOTE THE MEANINGFUL ARROWS).
Is it possibly named something else?
Answer
Structure Chart with correct arrows
+1Best answer by Flavia D
Hi
Thanks for your post! While we don’t have a functionality or shape library specific to “Structure charts,” you can use Lucidchart to build something similar to what’s shown on that Wikipedia page. A golden tip is to leverage a ready-made template to get started. The “Breakdown structure” template, for example, could be a great starting point.
From there, you can customize the diagram to get it closer to what you have in mind. Some ideas:
- Change the curved connecting lines shapes to a straight style:
- Apply other endpoints to lines to create the meaningful arrows you mentioned in your message:
You can learn more about how to add lines to your diagram and modify line endpoints in our Add and style lines in Lucidchart Help Center article!
You can also search for other templates in the template section of your Lucid account. To do that, select “Templates” from the docs list navigation bar > browse the template gallery by selecting categories or searching by keywords (e.g., structure, hierarchy...)
- If you have trouble finding other relevant templates, you can take a look at our Lucidchart Template Gallery to go through the different types that are available.
- If you experience any issues working with our templates, please review our Work with Templates article from the Lucid Help Center.
I hope this helps you get started with your diagram!
+9Hi
Thanks for your post! While we don’t have a functionality or shape library specific to “Structure charts,” you can use Lucidchart to build something similar to what’s shown on that Wikipedia page. A golden tip is to leverage a ready-made template to get started. The “Breakdown structure” template, for example, could be a great starting point.
From there, you can customize the diagram to get it closer to what you have in mind. Some ideas:
- Change the curved connecting lines shapes to a straight style:
- Apply other endpoints to lines to create the meaningful arrows you mentioned in your message:
You can learn more about how to add lines to your diagram and modify line endpoints in our Add and style lines in Lucidchart Help Center article!
You can also search for other templates in the template section of your Lucid account. To do that, select “Templates” from the docs list navigation bar > browse the template gallery by selecting categories or searching by keywords (e.g., structure, hierarchy...)
- If you have trouble finding other relevant templates, you can take a look at our Lucidchart Template Gallery to go through the different types that are available.
- If you experience any issues working with our templates, please review our Work with Templates article from the Lucid Help Center.
I hope this helps you get started with your diagram!
+1Thanks so much for the reply!
I would highly suggest (since it so easy to make) that Lucid makes this a template as it is used in my student’s college courses by textbooks referencing such a chart. After all, the more people coming to your site in search of a solution, the more business you can generate. Less alone the traffic you can receive if you include an example graphic and a resource/reference at the Wikipedia article which leads to your products. Low hanging fruit ripe for the picking. 🍎
Text book:
https://www.cengage.com/c/systems-analysis-and-design-12e-tilley/9780357117811/
Good luck,
Mr. Bud
+9Hi
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