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Subject:Re: 3-variable modeling From:bcliver -at- manu -dot- com To:"Paul Strasser" <paul -dot- strasser -at- ennovationinc -dot- com> Date:Thu, 22 Jan 2004 10:53:22 -0500
I'd like some ideas on displaying three variables on a piece of paper in
such a way that the result is as easy to comprehend as two variables are
in
your basic x-y axis graph.
Try a cube with two sides and the top displaying. Depict one variable on
each square. I use a cube for depicting pipeline processes that have three
variables.
Barry Cliver
Lead Technical Writer
Manugistics, Inc.
