Re: Report on connections
- From: "John Goldsmith" <FirstName.LastName@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 20:49:55 +0100
Hello Bill,
You could add a User cell to each shape (or Master) and then run your
procedure to update this with the connected shape names prior to running
your report.
Take a look at this DVS section on adding Custom Property / User cells:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa201782(office.10).aspx
Best regards
John
John Goldsmith
www.visualSignals.typepad.co.uk
www.visualSignals.co.uk
"wrmcmahon" <wrmcmahon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,
I posted once but got an error - I apologize if we end up with two.
I have installed the SDK, looked at the doc and ran the example. All was
very helpful in my understanding of Connects, etc. The problem is that I
think the VB code is more than I need. I think what I need if to get
FromSheet and ToSheet onto a report (along with other info). I ran the
sample code which prints them to the debug window, which was great, but I
really just want it to show up on a regular report.
I think if I can figure out how to add these to the shapesheet I will be
one
step closer to getting them on a report. I cannot figure out how to get
them
in the shapesheet however. Any further help you can offer will be very
much
appreciated. Thanks again.
--
Bill McMahon
"David Parker" wrote:
I have always found it frustrating that you cannot find the connected
shapes
information by looking at the shapesheet of a connector. Therefore, I
often
add this programmatically so that I can use the Reports tool to create a
connections report.
Theoretically, you could use the reports tool to merge two XML outputs,
transformed by an XSLT file into a proper report. Not done it myslef
yet....
The Visio SDK has a Code snippet "Drawing Navigator Using Connections"
which
should get you started on reading connections.
"wrmcmahon" <wrmcmahon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,
I am a strong basic user of Visio (2002), but I have not done anything
with
my own macors.
I need to develop a diagram that will contain processes and dependent
relationships between processes (as connections). I hope to create a
report
that will show me the processses and their custom properties (I can do
this
already) and the relationships. I am also hoping to report on the
dependency
in the via the begin and end of the connection.
A simple example would be two processes A and B with B being dependent
on
A.
I would like to create a diagram with A and B and a dynamic connection
between them beginning at A and ending at B. I would them like a
report
that
shows each process (and its custom properties), and I would like the
report
to also include the relationships. In this example I would like to
report
that process B is dependent on A.
I am fine with reporting on the processes, it is the
relationship/dependencies as represented by the connectors that I am
having
trouble representing. Can anyone help? I appreciate any advice you
might
offer. Thanks.
--
Bill McMahon
.
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