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I'm finding I always build the same diagrams (currently OmniGraffle 5.0.2)



I'd love to use auto layout with this, but haven't figured out how to do it yet.

I try and use the outline mode, even ignoring the grouping parameters:



I get a total hodgepodge:



Could someone suggest a layout mode, grouping, or way to outline this?

Thanks a lot,
Keenan

For those GraphViz people, the graph looks like:

Code:
digraph  {
	node [shape="Mrecord"]
	subgraph cluster_init {
	    subgraph {
	        rank="same";
		ext_i2 [label="ext"]
	        init -> ext_i2
	    }
	}
	subgraph cluster_compute {
		subgraph {
		    rank="same";
		    ext_c1 [label="ext"]
		    ext_c2 [label="ext"]
		    compute [label="Compute Totals"]
		    ext_c1 -> compute -> ext_c2
		}
	}
	subgraph cluster_formulate {
		subgraph {
		    rank="same";
		    ext_f1 [label="ext"]
		    ext_f2 [label="ext"]
		    ext_f1 -> formulate -> ext_f2
		}
	}
	#link clusters
	init -> compute -> formulate
}
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