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Microsoft Visio 2010 : Aligning and Arranging Shapes (part 3) - Using Auto Align & Space to Clean Up Connected Diagrams

1/9/2014 2:34:46 AM

2. Using Auto Align & Space to Clean Up Connected Diagrams

If you have been furiously flowcharting away, rapidly rearranging process steps and not paying attention to the Dynamic Grid, you might find yourself with a rather disheveled flowchart.

To save you the trouble of straightening everything one shape at a time, Visio 2010 has added the Auto Align & Space button. Located in the Arrange group on the Home tab, this button wonderfully straightens out your diagrams, as illustrated in Figure 7.

Figure 7. The messy flowchart on the left is cleaned up with a single click of the Auto Align & Space button.

Auto Align & Space has no options or settings or drop-down submenus. Just click that big button and POW! Your connected diagrams instantly get straightened out. Auto Align & Space operates on only the shapes you select, but if no shapes are selected, it tidies up the whole page.

While AutoConnect and the Dynamic Grid make it easy to maintain clean diagrams while you draw, I think Auto Align & Space nicely rounds out the feature set. It allows you to work lightning fast and concentrate on the information in your diagram, knowing that cleanup can be effectively taken care of later. Also, if you have AutoConnect or the Dynamic Grid turned off for whatever reason, Auto Align & Space is still there to help you out afterward.

 
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