Related files and the graph
Harmony works out how your files relate: which link to each other, which read alike, and which share names or values. You can follow those connections one file at a time, or see the whole wiki as a graph.
Related files
Open a file and choose Related under the preview. It lists:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Links to / Linked from / Linked both ways | One file links to the other in its text |
| Similar | The files read alike |
| Shared values | Both mention the same names, codes or figures |
To connect two files Harmony hasn't linked, select them and choose Mark as related.
A file that isn't indexed yet shows This file is not indexed yet, so its links to other files are not known.
The graph
- In the Company Wiki, choose Graph in the sidebar.
- Files appear as nodes, grouped into coloured clusters by subject.
- The lines show why two files connect. The legend at the bottom explains them: Link in text, Similar wording and Same name or ID.
Use the controls at the top to:
- filter by cluster (All clusters) or by file type (All file types);
- show or hide clusters and kinds of link;
- fit the graph, go full screen, and zoom in or out.
Select a node to see which file it is. From a file's details you can also choose Focus in graph to find it on the map.
FAQs
Why is a file on its own in the graph? Nothing links to it or reads like it yet. Link it from a related page, or use Mark as related.