So, the input lines do not correspond to the same input number if the number of inputs is varied from 2 to 5, however I first needed to add the input Shape Data rows as True/False (boolean) data type, and the display of the output value. However, an exploration of the master shape reveals that the inputs are actually geometry sections of two sub shapes, Sheet.13, which contains the middle 3 inputs and the 3 outputs, and Sheet.15, which contains the upper and lower inputs when there are 4 or 5 inputs. The first decision that I made was to provide Shape Data rows for each of the inputs, numbered from 1 to 5, and it seemed logical that they should be read from top to bottom on the left side of the shape. The Logic Gate 2 shape is basically the same in Visio 2013, but I thought it worthwhile checking how the new themes renders the shape: Shape Data Secondly, you can change the gate type between OR AND NOR NAND XOR and XNOR: Firstly, you can change the number of inputs from 2 to 5, and the number of outputs from 1 to 3: The Logic Gate 2 shape has Shape Data rows to provide some configuration. Eventually, similar improvements can be applied to all of the master shapes so that the connected logic diagram responds to input value changes. Well, this had resonance with me because I had often wondered why these shapes were not smarter than they are, so I looked more deeply into the shape construction to see how the Logic Gate 2 shape works, and how it could be improved so that the values of the inputs could be set and the logic applied to provide the correct output value. I was recently asked how I would approach improving the Logic Gate 2 in the Circuits and Logic template, on the Analog and Digital Logic stencil. Visualizing Information with Microsoft Visio.Microsoft Visio Business Process Diagramming and Validation.Mastering Data Visualization with Microsoft Visio.My session and other Visio sessions at MSIgnite 2019.Designing Power Automate Flows with Microsoft Visio.Creating Visio Tabs and Apps for Teams with SharePoint Framework (SPFx).Using the Visio Data Visualizer in Excel.Key differences between the Visio desktop and web apps.Customising Visio Shapes for the Web App.Comparing Visio for the Web and Desktop.

Visualizing Construction Project Schedules.How Visio smartness can help your business.

Visio 2016 jumping line