How to Draw a Decision-Making Diagram

A Decision Tree diagram is used to reveal the probable results of a range of possible choices. It helps to estimate eventual actions against one another based on their plus and minus, probable outcomes and risks. A decision tree diagram can be used to map out an algorithm that predicts the best choice. For example, to depict the algorithm of Subway Fare Card Machine.

The Decision-Making solution provides ConceptDraw DIAGRAM users with vector libraries, containing a full set of flowchart symbols. Also, it offers a number of templates and samples, making short work of creating a graphical view of decision-making processes. Decision Tree diagram can also be created with standard flowchart symbols in order to make it, easier to read and understand.

1. Run ConceptDraw DIAGRAM.
2. Reveal the Decision-Making item in the Solutions panel and select a library. Now you have a workspace and tools for your drawing.
3. Use the Process symbol for activities or action steps, the Decision symbol to ask a question and to show possible answers.
4. Before adding next symbol, activate the Chain connection mode by using button on the toolbar.

5. Whether you need to depict some additional connections, you can use the Smart , or Direct connectors. To connect elements, drag the connector from one connection dot to another.

6. Add a text to objects — just select the object and start typing.
7. Use the Format panel‘s tools to add formatting to your diagram.

Result: It's easy to create a decision tree diagram with ConceptDraw Decision-Making free solution.