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Creating an organization diagram in Excel
Hi,
I am trying to create an organization chart programmatically in excel. I got this code from a previous posting, but adding text doesn't work. I also need to link the boxes together. Can someone please post some code on how to do that? Thanks Dim shDiagram as Shape Dim nodRoot As DiagramNode Set shDiagram = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddDiagram( _ Type:=msoDiagramOrgChart, Top:=10, _ Left:=15, Width:=400, Height:=475) Set nodRoot = shDiagram.DiagramNode.Children.AddNode nodRoot.TextShape.TextFrame.Characters.Text = "First Node" |
Creating an organization diagram in Excel
sedky,
Record a macro creating 2 shapes and placing a connctor between them, from the options on the Drawing toolbar. You'll get code that looks like: ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddShape(msoShapeFlowchartProce ss, 97.5, 171#, 127.5, 48.75).Select ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddShape(msoShapeFlowchartPrepa ration, 327.75, 95.25, 197.25, 54#).Select ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddConnector(msoConnectorStraig ht, 225#, 148.5, 110.25, 47.25).Select Selection.ShapeRange.ConnectorFormat.BeginConnect ActiveSheet.Shapes("AutoShape 1"), 4 Selection.ShapeRange.ConnectorFormat.EndConnect ActiveSheet.Shapes("AutoShape 2"), 2 NickHK wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I am trying to create an organization chart programmatically in excel. I got this code from a previous posting, but adding text doesn't work. I also need to link the boxes together. Can someone please post some code on how to do that? Thanks Dim shDiagram as Shape Dim nodRoot As DiagramNode Set shDiagram = ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddDiagram( _ Type:=msoDiagramOrgChart, Top:=10, _ Left:=15, Width:=400, Height:=475) Set nodRoot = shDiagram.DiagramNode.Children.AddNode nodRoot.TextShape.TextFrame.Characters.Text = "First Node" |
Creating an organization diagram in Excel
For some reason, I don't have the macro recorder. The macro security is
set to Low !! By the way the organizational chart is better than the flowchart. |
Creating an organization diagram in Excel
sedky,
If you cannot record a macro then how are you going to run any VBA code. I assume this is a feature added after Excel 9, but I would imagine something similar would apply. NickHK wrote in message ups.com... For some reason, I don't have the macro recorder. The macro security is set to Low !! By the way the organizational chart is better than the flowchart. |
Creating an organization diagram in Excel
"this" refers to the organisational chart, not inability of running macros,
in case anyone was in doubt. NickHK "NickHK" wrote in message ... sedky, If you cannot record a macro then how are you going to run any VBA code. I assume this is a feature added after Excel 9, but I would imagine something similar would apply. NickHK wrote in message ups.com... For some reason, I don't have the macro recorder. The macro security is set to Low !! By the way the organizational chart is better than the flowchart. |
Creating an organization diagram in Excel
I am able to run VBA code. I am running Excel 2003 by the way, but for
some reason "Record Macro" is not on the list. The code that I originally pasted is fully functional (even the code you suggested), but I wanted to get an idea of how to link up those organizational chart boxes. |
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