Standard flowchart symbols are recognised in Microsoft Office and other software. These symbols include terminators, processes, predefined processes, decisions, connectors, data, documents, multi-documents, delays, preparations, and arrows. The document encourages consistent use of symbols and numbering steps to clarify workflow processes.
It Uses Defined Symbols Like Rectangles, Circles and Arrows, Plus Short Text Labels, To Show Data Inputs, Outputs, Storage Points and The Routes Between Each Destination
Standard flowchart symbols are recognised in Microsoft Office and other software. These symbols include terminators, processes, predefined processes, decisions, connectors, data, documents, multi-documents, delays, preparations, and arrows. The document encourages consistent use of symbols and numbering steps to clarify workflow processes.
Standard flowchart symbols are recognised in Microsoft Office and other software. These symbols include terminators, processes, predefined processes, decisions, connectors, data, documents, multi-documents, delays, preparations, and arrows. The document encourages consistent use of symbols and numbering steps to clarify workflow processes.
Standard flowchart symbols are recognised in Microsoft Office and other software. These symbols include terminators, processes, predefined processes, decisions, connectors, data, documents, multi-documents, delays, preparations, and arrows. The document encourages consistent use of symbols and numbering steps to clarify workflow processes.
These symbols are recognised as standard symbols within Microsoft Office
and some other software packages. Their use is not mandatory but the adoption of a consistent approach is encouraged. Providing a number at each step is also advisable. Shape
Type and Description
Terminator: A start or end of a process Process: A step in the process. Predefined Process: Another process that may be known or understood but isn't detailed in the chart. Decision: A point at which you must make a decision in the process. Connector: Cross-references or leads to another process within the chart. Data: Any kind of input or output, such as receiving or dispersing information. Document: Anything that is produced for people to read, such as a printout. Multi document: To show that more than one document has been produced for people to read. Delay: A wait in the process. Preparation: A preparatory step.
It Uses Defined Symbols Like Rectangles, Circles and Arrows, Plus Short Text Labels, To Show Data Inputs, Outputs, Storage Points and The Routes Between Each Destination