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Hi there,

Is there any way in Excel to create organisation charts
automatically. Either using the Organisation Chart
function or the Flow Chart diagrams in the drawing toolbar.

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Normally I import a list with the above headings into a
Visio wizard to do this but do not always have access to
it, so am looking at creating a macro or add-in to do this.

Anyone know;

a) Whether you can do it in Excel automatically, ie create
an organisation chart based on a simple list
b) Such an add-in already exists
c) A macro already exists
d) Any tips on writing my own macro...I am good at writing
macros but far from a guru


Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Regards

Max
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Max,

Not used it myself but apparently Excel already has such an add-in. It's
called MS Organization Chart 2.0 and accessible via InsertObject...

If you don't find it in the dialog box list, install it from the Office CD.


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Hi there,

Is there any way in Excel to create organisation charts
automatically. Either using the Organisation Chart
function or the Flow Chart diagrams in the drawing toolbar.

Name Reports_to Post Filled

Normally I import a list with the above headings into a
Visio wizard to do this but do not always have access to
it, so am looking at creating a macro or add-in to do this.

Anyone know;

a) Whether you can do it in Excel automatically, ie create
an organisation chart based on a simple list
b) Such an add-in already exists
c) A macro already exists
d) Any tips on writing my own macro...I am good at writing
macros but far from a guru


Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Regards

Max



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Default Programming Organisation Charts

I've used MS Organization Chart 2.0 but it doesn't allow
you to link to cells or generate a chart from a list -
thanks anyway.


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Max,

Not used it myself but apparently Excel already has such

an add-in. It's
called MS Organization Chart 2.0 and accessible via

InsertObject...

If you don't find it in the dialog box list, install it

from the Office CD.


--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


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Hi there,

Is there any way in Excel to create organisation charts
automatically. Either using the Organisation Chart
function or the Flow Chart diagrams in the drawing

toolbar.

Name Reports_to Post Filled

Normally I import a list with the above headings into a
Visio wizard to do this but do not always have access to
it, so am looking at creating a macro or add-in to do

this.

Anyone know;

a) Whether you can do it in Excel automatically, ie

create
an organisation chart based on a simple list
b) Such an add-in already exists
c) A macro already exists
d) Any tips on writing my own macro...I am good at

writing
macros but far from a guru


Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Regards

Max



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