There are several ways to add elements to a diagram.
From the Elements tab in the Project panel.
Using the right-click menu.
Using connection points.
The Elements tab in the Project panel contains all the elements you can use in a diagram.
Click
Select an element, then drag and drop it onto the diagram.
Right-click an empty point of the diagram to open the menu. This opens the same categories as the Elements tab.
Right-click an empty point of the diagram.
Select a category, then select the element you want to add.
When you select an element, four connection points appear around it — one on each side.
Select an element on the diagram.
Select a connection point and drag to an empty area of the diagram, then release.
The DMN element menu opens.
Select an element from the menu.
The new element is automatically connected to the selected element.
You can add elements by copying an existing one and pasting it elsewhere.
Select the element you want to copy.
In the action toolbar, click
Right-click an empty point of the diagram to open the right-click menu, then select Paste.
Other ways to copy and paste
Select an element, click
Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl + C to copy and Ctrl + V to paste.
You can hide elements in a diagram when you want to focus on an area of the decision tree without the distraction of unwanted elements.
When you hide an element, the marker
is added to the element the hidden element was connected to.
The elements you hide are placed in the Project panel under the Available elements section.
You can restore a hidden element. If it was connected to other elements, the links are automatically restored.
To hide an element:
Select the element.
In the action toolbar, click
To restore a hidden element to a diagram:
There are two ways to delete elements.
Select the element or elements and in the action toolbar, click
Select the element or elements and press Delete on your keyboard.