Re: Flow-charting question

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

To All,

Since I started doing flowcharts  in 1970, and have continued from paper and 
pencil, through FlowDraw, Easy Flow,  through to Vision, here is my (humble) 
opinion, based on experience.

1)  Normal Visual viewing is from upper-Left to lower-right (Visual  tracking)

2) Use fall-through logic for "N" logic.

3) Use "go to"  the right for "Y" logic 
(You can  use "off-Page Connectors" for the logic to process the "Yes"  
scenario.
This 'process would be on a separate Page."

4)  The "N" logic will  'end' at some point..
Even  if the answer is "Don't know", which then gets into "Exception Logic"

A  very simple approach, but I think it will work for what you are working to 
 present.

HTH

Harry  


Note:  Would DFD help?  Flow of Logic, rather than  Data?

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