Which of the following is NOT a type of diagram template in the default utility network?

The default utility network provides several diagram templates designed to visualize and manage utility networks effectively. A hierarchical diagram organizes elements based on a multi-level structure, showcasing relationships and dependencies clearly. Meanwhile, the basic diagram serves as a simplified representation, ideal for general overviews without the complexity of deeper hierarchical connections.

The expand containers diagram and collapse containers diagram both relate to network management by allowing users to view networks in a more granular way. The container diagrams are essential for understanding how different components or networks are grouped and how they interact when expanded or collapsed.

The hierarchical diagram, while crucial in many types of data representation, is not categorized under the standard types of diagram templates provided in the default utility network, which primarily includes basic and container-based functionalities. This makes it the correct choice as the option that is not a recognized type in the default utility network toolset.