When I hovered over the different data elements in the panel, a +T icon appeared to the right. Once data was associated with a shape, a small link icon appeared next to the data in the data panel.įinally, to display the data on my shapes, I opened the Shape Data panel on the right side of the editor, then selected the shape I wanted to work with.
I did this by clicking and dragging the row of data to the shape with which I want to associate it. In order to display this data on my shapes in the template, I first needed to attach the data to these shapes. Note: If you import your data via Google Sheets, the connection you make between your data and Lucidchart is dynamic and any changes you make to your data as the project evolves will update in your Lucidchart diagram. Next, I imported my data into a Lucidchart document with the communication plan template.Then, I could view and manage it in the Data Linking panel on the left of the editor. Use Lucidchart’s Data Linking tool and Communication Plan template to easily visualize deliverables and communication needs to keep your project on track.Take a look at the example below to see this in action!įirst, I began with a data set that includes stakeholders, deliverables, communication frequency and preferences, and other relevant information.
Once a project is underway, communication with all stakeholders is key to making it successful.
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